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USDA wants better agricultural data while asking farmers fewer questions

"We are going to transparent about what we're doing and when. There'll be opportunities for feedback on the process," said Lauren Stump.

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Federal News Network· Oct 14, 7:13 PMUSDA wants better agricultural data while asking farmers fewer questions

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