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“As the USDA, we understand that broadband is no longer an amenity,” said Kris Warner, West Virginia State Director of the Department of Agriculture.
Funding announced for broadband expansion in West Virginia →
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Resources Conservation Service says the amount of water from snow that's fallen in Oregon right now is just 45% of normal statewide, the Capitol Press reported.
Low Oregon snowfall could spell tough summer for agriculture →
