US says research funding into new farm practices to surpass $1 billion - Reuters

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The United States will invest over $1 billion in research into new and sustainable farm practices, following an additional $200 million in funding, the Environmental Protection Agency as well as the departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services said in a joint statement on Friday.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced over $1 billion in investments to accelerate progress on farm modernization and long-term food supply security, including a $200 million increase in funding for sustainable farming practices.

The United States will invest over $1 billion in research into new and sustainable farm practices, following an additional $200 million in funding, the Environmental Protection Agency as well as the departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services said in a joint statement on Friday.

The United States will invest over $1 billion in research into new and sustainable farm practices, following an additional $200 million in funding, the Environmental Protection Agency as well as the departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services said in a joint statement on Friday.

The United States government will invest an extra $200 million in research on sustainable farming practices, increasing the total funding to over $1 billion. This initiative focuses on reducing pesticide use by finding chemical alternatives.