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[Title] => USDA spending $3M to feed honeybees in Midwest
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[Title] => Program designed to help prepare for droughts
[Summary] => Federal agencies will provide better and more accessible information about matters such as long-term weather prospects and soil moisture levels under a program designed to help communities prepare for future droughts and respond more effectively when they happen, Obama administration officials said Thursday.
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