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|ProgramType=Program | |ProgramType=Program | ||
|OrgSponsor=Department of Agriculture | |OrgSponsor=Department of Agriculture | ||
|TopOrganization=Department of Agriculture | |||
|CreationLegislation=Not applicable, departmental initiative | |CreationLegislation=Not applicable, departmental initiative | ||
|Purpose=The Agriculture Innovation Agenda (AIA) aims to align USDA's resources, programs, and research to stimulate innovation in U.S. agriculture. Its goal is to increase agricultural production by 40% while halving the environmental footprint by 2050. | |Purpose=The Agriculture Innovation Agenda (AIA) aims to align USDA's resources, programs, and research to stimulate innovation in U.S. agriculture. Its goal is to increase agricultural production by 40% while halving the environmental footprint by 2050. | ||
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|InitialFunding=Not specified in public documents, funded through existing USDA budgets | |InitialFunding=Not specified in public documents, funded through existing USDA budgets | ||
|Duration=Ongoing | |Duration=Ongoing | ||
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The '''Agriculture Innovation Agenda (AIA)''' is a strategic, department-wide effort by the USDA to position American agriculture to meet future global demands through innovation. It focuses on increasing U.S. agricultural production by 40% while simultaneously reducing its environmental impact by 50% by 2050. | The '''Agriculture Innovation Agenda (AIA)''' is a strategic, department-wide effort by the USDA to position American agriculture to meet future global demands through innovation. It focuses on increasing U.S. agricultural production by 40% while simultaneously reducing its environmental impact by 50% by 2050. | ||