MEMBER'S INFORMATION - US Department of Agriculture 2025

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  2. Begin with Part A. Enter the County, State, and Program Year at the top of the form. Then, for each member of the entity, fill in their name, complete Tax ID number (SSN or Employer ID), address, and percentage share of ownership.
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Personal membership: $30.00. Patron membership: $100.00. Sustaining membership: over $500.00. Associate membership: $15.00 (non-voting; for USDA employees)
UPDATED AS OF JUNE 9, 2025 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. FRANCISCO P. TIU LAUREL JR. Secretary. Tel. UNDERSECRETARIES. Engr. ROGER V. NAVARRO. ASSISTANT SECRETARIES. U-NICHOLS A. MANALO. Assistant Secretary for Operations. SERVICE DIRECTORS. Atty. ROLAND A. TULAY. PROGRAMS. NATIONAL RICE PROGRAM. U-NICHOLS A. MANALO.
Protects agricultural crops, such as citrus and cotton, from harmful pests and diseases. Facilitates trade and market development of agricultural commodities ranging from livestock to crops to ensure Texas remains the nations leader in the production of cattle, cotton, hay, sheep, wool, goats, mohair and horses.
FUNCTIONS. The Department of Agriculture is responsible for the promotion of agricultural development by providing the policy framework, public investments, and support services needed for domestic and export-oriented business enterprises.
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USDA has several mission areas including providing assistance to Americas Farmers, improving health, endinghunger, ensuring food safety, providing marketing assistance, and conserving and protecting natural resources.

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