A training course is now available to Farm Service Agency employees to develop cross-agency knowledge that will increase efforts to reach veterans and beginning and socially disadvantaged farmers. The mandatory training includes information about programs available through all of the USDA agencies. “This training will help ensure that those of us serving the public are familiar with the full range of programs that are available to our customers,” said FSA Administrator Juan M. Garcia. “Our overall goal is to improve customer service across USDA.” The training is currently available through AgLearn — the USDA online learning system — and must be completed by Sept. 30.
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