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Daily Radio Newsline from 01/09/2009
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SCHAFER BELIEVES USDA RESTRUCTURING IS A BAD IDEA
The Agriculture Secretary says, in his opinion, moves of current USDA departments and agencies to other Cabinet-level offices for the sake of greater efficiencies would not have the desired effect. (Rod Bain and Secretary Ed Schafer) 
RBAIN 00:01:00 SEC

USDA REORGANIZATION MUST BE INCLUSIVE
Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says if the USDA is reorganized the process must be inclusive to be effective. (Susan Carter and Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer) 
SCARTER 00:00:54 SEC

ACTUALITY: ISSUES OF REORGANIZING USDA
Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer talks about the issues associated with reorganizing the Department of Agriculture. 
SCARTER 00:00:45 SEC

SCHAFER URGES MORE RESTRICTIONS ON FARM PAYMENTS
The new farm bill does tighten up the rules on who can get government farm payments, but outgoing Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer says those rules are still not tight enough. ( Gary Crawford and Secy' Ed Schafer) 
GCRAWFORD 00:01:00 SEC

ACTUALITY: FARM PAYMENT RECIPIENTS MUST BE ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Chuck Conner, saying that the new farm bill does restrict farm payments to those actually engaged in the farming operation. 
GCRAWFORD 00:00:45 SEC

SCHAFER ADDRESSES NAIS CONCERNS
The Agriculture Secretary says the National Animal Identification System will remain voluntary, despite recent concerns by some that it may be headed towards a mandatory direction. (Rod Bain and Secretary Ed Schafer) 
RBAIN 00:00:58 SEC

POINSETTIAS A YEAR ROUND PLANT WITH PROPER CARE
Although the holiday season has passed, proper care of a well-noted Christmas plant could keep it vibrant well throughout the year. (Rod Bain and Jerry Goodspeed of Utah State University) 
RBAIN 00:00:59 CSREES

ACTUALITY: ON BACKGROUND OF POINSETTIAS
Jerry Goodspeed of Utah State University Extension explains the history of the Poinsettia, why it has become popular a Christmas time plant, and why it appears they only last through the holiday season. 
RBAIN 00:01:00 CSREES

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