S 2131 — Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2024

changes in existing law 
proposed to be made by the bill are shown as follows: existing 
law to be omitted is enclosed in black brackets; new matter is 
printed in italic; and existing law in which no change is 
proposed is shown in roman.

 TITLE 12--BANKS AND BANKING

 Chapter 38--Multifamily Mortgage Foreclosure

Sec. Definitions

 As used in this chapter--

 (1) . . . 

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 (10) ``Secretary'' means the Secretary of Housing and Urban 
Development and the Secretary of Agriculture.
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 TITLE 42--THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE

 Chapter 8A--Slum Clearance, Urban Renewal, and Farm Housing

 Subchapter III--Farm Housing

Sec. 1490c. Mutual and self-help housing

(a) Purpose

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(b) Contract authority; establishment of Self-Help Housing Land 
 Development Fund; authorization to make loans; 
 conditions of loan

 In order to carry out the purposes of this section, the 
Secretary of Agriculture (in this section referred to as the 
``Secretary'') is authorized--

 (1)(A) . . . 

 (B) to establish the Self-Help Housing Land 
 Development Fund, referred to herein as the Self-Help 
 Fund, to be used by the Secretary as a revolving fund 
 for making loans, on such terms and conditions and in 
 such amounts as he deems necessary, to public or 
 private nonprofit organizations and to Indian tribes 
 for the acquisition and development of land as building 
 sites to be subdivided and sold to families, nonprofit 
 organizations, and cooperatives eligible for assistance 
 under section 1715z or 1715z-1 of title 12 or section 
 1490a of this title. Such a loan, with interest at a 
 rate not to exceed 3 percent per annum, shall be repaid 
 within a period not to exceed [two years] five years 
 from the making of the loan, or within such additional 
 period as may be authorized by the Secretary in any 
 case as being necessary to carry out the purposes 
 hereof: Provided, That the Secretary may advance funds 
 under this paragraph to organizations receiving 
 assistance under clause (A) to enable them to establish 
 revolving accounts for the purchase of land options and 
 any such advances may bear interest at a rate 
 determined by the Secretary and shall be repaid to the 
 Secretary at the expiration of the period for which the 
 grant to the organization involved was made;

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Sec. 1490d. Loans to nonprofit organizations to provide building sites 
 for eligible families, nonprofit organizations, 
 public agencies, and cooperatives; interest rates; 
 factors determinative in making loan

 (a)(1) In general.--The Secretary may make loans, on such 
terms and conditions and in such amounts he deems necessary, to 
public or private nonprofit organizations and to Indian tribes 
for the acquisition and development of land as building sites 
to be subdivided and sold to families, nonprofit organizations, 
public agencies, and cooperatives eligible for assistance under 
any section of this subchapter or under any other law which 
provides financial assistance for housing low- and moderate-
income families. Such a loan shall bear interest at a rate 
prescribed by the Secretary taking into consideration a rate 
determined annually by the Secretary of the Treasury as the 
current average market yield on outstanding marketable 
obligations of the United States with remaining periods to 
maturity comparable to the average maturities of such loans, 
adjusted to the nearest one-eighth of 1 per centum, and shall 
be repaid within a period not to exceed [two years] five years 
from the making of the loan or within such additional period as 
may be authorized by the Secretary in any case as being 
necessary to carry out the purposes of this section.

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Sec. 1490r. Rural housing voucher program

(a) In general

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(b) Coordination and limitation

 In carrying out the rural housing voucher program under 
this section, the Secretary shall--
 (1) coordinate activities under this section with 
 activities assisted under sections 1485 and 1490m of 
 this title; and
 (2) enter into contracts for assistance for not 
 more than [5000] 10,000 units in any fiscal year.
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 Chapter 13--School Lunch Programs

Sec. 1758. Program requirements

(a) Nutritional requirements

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(h) Food safety

 (1) In general

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 (3) Audits and reports by States

 [For fiscal year 2023] For fiscal year 2024, each State 
shall annually--

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 (4) Audit by the Secretary

 [For fiscal year 2023] For fiscal year 2024, the Secretary 
shall annually audit State reports of food safety inspections 
of schools submitted under paragraph (3).

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Sec. 1769g. Information clearinghouse

(a) In general

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(d) Funding

 Out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise 
appropriated, the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay to the 
Secretary to provide to the organization selected under this 
section, to establish and maintain the information 
clearinghouse, $200,000 for each of fiscal years 1995 and 1996, 
$150,000 for fiscal year 1997, $100,000 for fiscal year 1998, 
$166,000 for each of fiscal years 1999 through 2004, and 
$250,000 for each of fiscal years [2010 through 2024] 2010 
through 2025. The Secretary shall be entitled to receive the 
funds and shall accept the funds, without further 
appropriation.

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 Chapter 119--Homeless Assistance

 Subchapter IV--Housing Assistance

 PART D--RURAL HOUSING STABILITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Sec. 11408a. Use of [FMHA] USDA inventory for transitional housing for 
 homeless persons and for turnkey housing

(a) In general

 The Secretary of Agriculture (in this section referred to 
as the ``Secretary'') shall, on a priority basis, lease or sell 
[program and nonprogram] inventory properties held by the 
Secretary under title V of the Housing Act of 1949 [42 U.S.C. 
1471 et seq.]--

 (1) to provide transitional housing; and

 (2) to provide turnkey housing for tenants of such 
 transitional housing and for eligible families.

[(b) Priority

 The priority uses of inventory property under this section 
shall not have a higher priority than--

 (1) the disposition of such property by sale to 
 eligible families; or

 (2) the disposition of such property by transfer 
 for use as rental housing by eligible families.]

 (b) Priority.--The priority uses of inventory property 
under this section shall be given priority equal to or higher 
than the disposition of such property in accordance with 
priorities determined by the Secretary as necessary to protect 
the best interests of the Federal Government.
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 BUDGETARY IMPACT OF BILL

 PREPARED IN CONSULTATION WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE PURSUANT TO SEC. 308(a), PUBLIC LAW 93-344, AS
 AMENDED
 [In millions of dollars]
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 Budget authority Outlays
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 Committee Amount in Committee Amount in
 allocation bill allocation bill
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Comparison of amounts in the bill with the subcommittee
 allocation for 2024: Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural
 Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related
 Agencies:
 Mandatory............................................... 174,241 174,241 169,505 \1\169,505
 Discretionary........................................... 25,993 25,993 27,894 \1\27,894
 Defense............................................. ........... ........... ........... ...........
 Non-defense......................................... 25,993 25,993 27,894 27,894
Projection of outlays associated with the recommendation:
 2024.................................................... ........... ........... ........... \2\178,126
 2025.................................................... ........... ........... ........... 7,072
 2026.................................................... ........... ........... ........... 1,918
 2027.................................................... ........... ........... ........... 974
 2028 and future years................................... ........... ........... ........... 694
Financial assistance to State and local governments for NA 56,226 NA \2\46,950
 2024.......................................................
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\1\Includes outlays from prior-year budget authority.
\2\Excludes outlays from prior-year budget authority.
 
NA: Not applicable.
 
NOTE.--Pursuant to section 1002(b)(3)(B) of the 21st Century Cures Act (Public Law 114-255), $50,000,000 in
 budget authority and the resulting outlays do not count for the purposes of estimates under the Congressional
 Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 or the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985.
 Pursuant to section 4112(b) of H. Con. Res. 71 (115th Congress), the concurrent resolution on the budget for
 fiscal year 2018, $7,045,000,000 in budget authority and the resulting outlays do not count for the purposes
 of section 302 of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974.

 DISCLOSURE OF CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS

 The Constitution vests in the Congress the power of the 
purse. The Committee believes strongly that Congress should 
make the decisions on how to allocate the people's money. As 
defined in Rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the Senate, the 
term ``congressionally directed spending item'' means a 
provision or report language included primarily at the request 
of a Senator, providing, authorizing, or recommending a 
specific amount of discretionary budget authority, credit 
authority, or other spending authority for a contract, loan, 
loan guarantee, grant, loan authority, or other expenditure 
with or to an entity, or targeted to a specific State, locality 
or congressional district, other than through a statutory or 
administrative, formula-driven, or competitive award process. 
For each item, a Member is required to provide a certification 
that neither the Member nor the Member's immediate family has a 
pecuniary interest in such congressionally directed spending 
item. Such certifications are available to the public on the 
website of the Senate Committee on Appropriations (https://
www.appropriations.senate.
gov/congressionally-directed-spending-requests). Following is a 
list of congressionally directed spending items included in the 
Senate recommendation discussed in this report, along with the 
name of each Senator who submitted a request to the Committee 
of jurisdiction for each item so identified. Neither the 
Committee recommendation nor this report contains any limited 
tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as defined in rule 
XLIV.

 CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
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 Recommendation
 Account State Project Recipient ($) Requestor(s)
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Agricultural Research Service IL.................. Capital Improvements, ARS, Peoria................. 1,269,000 Durbin
 Buildings and Facilities. Peoria, IL.
Agricultural Research Service IL.................. Capital Improvements, ARS, Urbana................. 1,220,000 Durbin
 Buildings and Facilities. Urbana, IL.
Agricultural Research Service LA.................. USDA Sugarcane Research Unit American Sugar Cane League.. 5,000,000 Cassidy
 Buildings and Facilities.
Agricultural Research Service ME.................. New England Plant, Soil, and USDA-ARS New England Plant, 10,000,000 Collins
 Buildings and Facilities. Water Research Laboratory Soil, and Water Laboratory.
 Expansion.
Agricultural Research Service NC.................. Central Crops Research North Carolina State 1,475,000 Tillis
 Buildings and Facilities. Station. University.
Agricultural Research Service NE.................. ARS National Center for SDA Agricultural Research 25,000,000 Fischer
 Buildings and Facilities. Resilient and Regenerative Service co-located facility
 Precision Agriculture. with University of Nebraska-
 Lincoln.
Agricultural Research Service SC.................. Vegetable Research Clemson University Coastal 500,000 Graham
 Buildings and Facilities. Capabilities at Coastal Research and Education
 Research and Education Center.
 Center.
Agricultural Research Service WA.................. ARS Upgrades in Prosser, WA. USDA-ARS.................... 3,000,000 Murray
 Buildings and Facilities.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... CT.................. Connecticut Agricultural The Connecticut Agricultural 239,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Experiment Station for Experiment Station.
 Monitoring Ticks and Tick-
 borne Pathogens.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... CT.................. The Connecticut Agricultural The Connecticut Agricultural 300,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Experiment Station for Experiment Station.
 Beech Leaf Disease
 Surveillance.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... HI.................. Kukuau Forest Wildlife Hawaii Land Trust........... 1,097,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Damage Management.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... LA.................. West Nile Virus Wildlife LA Department of Wildlife 500,000 Cassidy
 Conservation Research. and Fisheries.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... MS.................. Wildlife Damage Management-- APHIS-MS.................... 1,000,000 Hyde-Smith
 Mississippi Fish-Eating
 Bird Control Program.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... MS.................. Wildlife Services Methods APHIS-MS.................... 40,000 Hyde-Smith
 Development--Rabies
 Surveillance in Mississippi.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... MS.................. Wildlife Damage Management-- Mississippi Department of 500,000 Hyde-Smith
 Mississippi WHCP. Agriculture and Commerce.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... NM.................. New Mexico Department of New Mexico Department of 200,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Agriculture for AgPrep Agriculture.
 Agriculture Disaster
 Preparedness and Response.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... NM.................. New Mexico Department of New Mexico Department of 100,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Agriculture for Invasive Agriculture.
 Toxic Plant Detection and
 Eradication.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... NM.................. New Mexico Department of New Mexico Department of 150,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Agriculture for Veterinary Agriculture.
 Diagnostic Services
 Equipment.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... RI.................. Aquatic Diagnostics Roger Williams University... 1,950,000 Reed
 Laboratories.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... SC.................. Containment Field Facility Clemson University.......... 1,200,000 Graham
 for Guava Root-knot
 Nematode.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... SC.................. Veterinary Diagnostic Center Clemson University Livestock 7,000,000 Graham
 Poultry Health.
Distance Learning and AR.................. Arkansas Digital Arkansas Secretary of 1,000,000 Boozman
 Telemedicine Program. Interventions for Care. Agriculture.
Distance Learning and IL.................. Rural Telemedicine OSF HealthCare.............. 750,000 Durbin
 Telemedicine Program. Initiative, Eastern
 Illinois.
Distance Learning and MS.................. Mississippi Rural Health Mississippi Rural Health 731,000 Hyde-Smith
 Telemedicine Program. Workforce and Grant Association.
 Development Program.
Distance Learning and NJ.................. Abilities Incredible People. Abilities of Northwest 127,000 Booker
 Telemedicine Program. Jersey Inc..
Distance Learning and OR.................. Grant County CyberMill Grant County CyberMill...... 113,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Telemedicine Program. Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Heavy Equipment to Support Alaska Municipal League..... 4,023,000 Murkowski
 Program. Rural Maintenance Needs.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Craig Firehall/ EMS Building City of Craig, Alaska....... 4,125,000 Murkowski
 Program. Construction.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Haines Community Safety and Haines Borough.............. 5,000,000 Murkowski
 Program. Training Center.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Northwest Arctic Borough Northwest Arctic Borough.... 2,629,000 Murkowski
 Program. Public Safety, Fire, and
 Rescue Facilities.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Good Hope Community Center City of Good Hope........... 1,313,000 Tuberville
 Program. and Storm Shelter.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Heflin Police Department City of Heflin.............. 2,325,000 Tuberville
 Program. Headquarters.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Ashland Courthouse ADA Clay County Commission...... 1,200,000 Tuberville
 Program. Compliance Upgrades and
 Repairs.
Rural Community Facilities AR.................. City of Wilson Fire and City of Wilson.............. 1,500,000 Boozman
 Program. Public Safety Building.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Pleasant Valley Veterans Gila County................. 333,000 Kelly, Sinema
 Program. Retreat.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Pinetop Wildland Fire Pinetop Fire District....... 3,274,000 Kelly, Sinema
 Program. Response Station.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Huachuca City Fire Town of Huachuca City....... 336,000 Kelly, Sinema
 Program. Protection.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Snow Removal and Natural San Bernardino County Fire 1,680,000 Feinstein
 Program. Disaster Heavy Equipment. Protection District.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Las Casitas de Lola Domestic City of Huron............... 53,000 Feinstein, Padilla
 Program. Violence Shelter.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Southern Inyo Fire County of Inyo.............. 1,500,000 Feinstein, Padilla
 Program. Protection District Fire
 Stations.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Wawona Ambulance Bay........ County of Mariposa.......... 375,000 Feinstein, Padilla
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. El Nido Fire Station County of Merced............ 781,000 Feinstein, Padilla
 Program. Rehabilitation.
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Regional Workforce Center Build Pagosa................ 1,000,000 Bennet,
 Program. for Career and Technical Hickenlooper
 Training.
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Holyoke Community Childcare Holyoke Community Childcare 1,000,000 Bennet,
 Program. Initiative. Initiative. Hickenlooper
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Kiowa County Hospital Kiowa County Hospital 1,917,000 Bennet,
 Program. Replacement Facility: Phase District. Hickenlooper
 1.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Adelbrook Behavioral and Adelbrook Behavioral and 380,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Developmental Services for Developmental Services.
 Facility Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Town of Madison for Academy Town of Madison............. 3,625,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Community Center.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Town of Winchester for Fire Town of Winchester, CT...... 1,980,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. House Addition.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. CHEER, Inc. administrative CHEER Inc................... 1,000,000 Carper, Coons
 Program. service facility.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. City of Harrington for City of Harrington.......... 3,345,000 Carper, Coons
 Program. roadway and water access
 expansion.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Nanticoke Indian Association The Nanticoke Indian 600,000 Carper, Coons
 Program. community center. Association Inc.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Town of Milton public works Town of Milton.............. 2,048,000 Coons
 Program. facility.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Reopening Cuthbert's Randolph County Hospital 4,000,000 Ossoff
 Program. Hospital--Randolph County Authority.
 Hospital.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Dawson Farmers Market and City of Dawson.............. 100,000 Warnock
 Program. Community Center.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. South Georgia Food Bank..... Second Harvest of South 2,000,000 Warnock
 Program. Georgia, Inc..
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. The Villages' Tiny Home Shane's Crib................ 440,000 Warnock
 Program. Project for Women and
 Children in Recovery.
Rural Community Facilities HI.................. Education and Cultural Hawaii Land Trust........... 1,500,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Program. Learning Center Waihee
 Refuge.
Rural Community Facilities HI.................. Hoa Aina O Makaha Capital Hoa Aina O Makaha........... 96,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Program. Improvement Project.
Rural Community Facilities HI.................. Palikea Agroforestry Waianae Community Re- 567,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Program. Training Baseyard. Development Corp. DBA MA?O
 Organic Farms.
Rural Community Facilities HI.................. Camp Maluhia Dining Hall.... Boy Scouts of America Maui 1,000,000 Schatz
 Program. Nui District.
Rural Community Facilities HI.................. West Hawaii Community KUA O Kanaueue.............. 488,000 Schatz
 Program. Kitchen.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Dixon Family YMCA- Early Dixon Family YMCA........... 1,000,000 Duckworth
 Program. Childhood Education and
 Childcare Center.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Event Center................ Board of Trustees of the 900,000 Durbin
 Program. University of Illinois.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Medical Clinic.............. Clay County Hospital and 800,000 Durbin
 Program. Medical Clinics.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Fire Station................ Village of Carrier Mills.... 375,000 Durbin
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities KS.................. Republic County Courthouse.. Republic County............. 250,000 Moran
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities LA.................. Livingston Parish Courthouse Town of Livingston.......... 800,000 Cassidy
 Program. Renovations.
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. Camp Apex Capital Community YMCA of Greenfield 427,000 Markey, Warren
 Program. Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. Chiller Replacement......... Quabbin Regional School 223,000 Markey, Warren
 Program. District.
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. Deerfield 1888 Building Town Town of Deerfield, 4,000,000 Markey, Warren
 Program. Administrative Office Massachusetts.
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Adkins Arboretum Site Adkins Arboretum............ 260,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program. Amenities.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Bloomington Fire Company Bloomington Fire Co......... 150,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program. Building Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Garrett County Utilities Board of County 525,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program. Infrastructure Equipment. Commissioners of Garrett
 County.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Building African American Building African American 525,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program. Minds (BAAM) Academic Minds, Inc.
 Center.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. HOPE Center................. Foundation of HOPE, Inc..... 630,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Hampstead Fire Station and Hampstead Volunteer Fire 2,000,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program. Emergency Shelter. Engine & Hose Company No. 1.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Tri-Towns Emergency Medical Tri-Towns Emergency Medical 150,000 Cardin, Van Hollen
 Program. Services Building Services.
 Restoration.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Brownfield Public Safety Town of Brownfield.......... 2,898,000 Collins
 Program. Building.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Franklin County Emergency Franklin County 2,035,000 Collins
 Program. Operations Center. Commissioner's Office.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Hartland Irving Tanning Irving Tanning Community 238,000 Collins
 Program. Community Center. Center.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Kennebec Valley Community Kennebec Valley Community 803,000 Collins
 Program. College Plumbing Training College.
 Facility.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Little Saplings Childcare Little Saplings Childcare 641,000 Collins
 Program. Center. Center.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Sinclair Fire Station....... North Lakes Fire & Rescue... 2,250,000 Collins
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Patten Lumbermen's Museum Patten Lumbermen's Museum... 107,000 Collins
 Program. Building Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Carmel Municipal Facility Town of Carmel.............. 937,000 Collins
 Program. Renovation and Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Union Hall Restoration...... Town of Columbia Falls...... 17,000 Collins
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Hancock Fire Station........ Town of Hancock............. 1,567,000 Collins
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Howland Road Salt/Sand Town of Howland............. 1,200,000 Collins
 Program. Facility Relocation.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Southwest Harbor Public Town of Southwest Harbor.... 2,415,000 Collins, King
 Program. Works Facility.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Springfield Fire Station and Town of Springfield......... 750,000 Collins
 Program. Municipal Facility.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. University of Maine Presque University of Maine System.. 4,000,000 Collins
 Program. Isle Auditorium Renovation.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Rangeley Region Childcare Beth Brunswick Memorial Fund 750,000 Collins, King
 Program. Facility. for Children.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Bath Fire and EMS Station... City of Bath................ 1,750,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Addison Community Center Friends of the Church on the 750,000 Collins, King
 Program. Renovation. Hill.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Stonington Wharf Renovation. Isle au Haut Boat Services.. 1,835,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Maine Public Emergency Maine Public Broadcasting 3,421,000 Collins, King
 Program. Signal Expansion. Corporation.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Millinocket Library ADA Millinocket Memorial Library 115,000 Collins, King
 Program. Access.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Orono Public Library Orono Public Library 3,600,000 Collins, King
 Program. Expansion. Foundation.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Porter Memorial Library ADA Porter Memorial Library 820,000 Collins, King
 Program. Accessibility Upgrades. Association.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Hollis Municipal Facility... Town of Hollis.............. 2,000,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Randolph Fire Station....... Town of Randolph............ 2,600,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. St. Agatha Municipal Town of St. Agatha.......... 450,000 Collins, King
 Program. Building.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Waldo Community Action Waldo Community Action 2,000,000 Collins, King
 Program. Partners Facility Partners.
 Construction.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Hand in Hand--Rayitos de Sol Mano en Mano / Hand in Hand. 831,000 King
 Program. Bilingual Childcare
 Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Alpena Community College Alpena Community College.... 1,750,000 Peters
 Program. Student Housing Community
 Facility.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Briggs District Library..... City of Saint Johns......... 598,000 Peters, Stabenow
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Proposal for a New Ionia Ionia Community Library..... 2,100,000 Peters
 Program. Community Library.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Increasing Access to Care Cherry Health............... 2,575,000 Stabenow
 Program. Through a Health-Focused
 Community Hub in
 Greenville, Michigan.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. City of Raymond Community City of Raymond............. 1,186,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. Facilities.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. Early Childhood Hub in Pope Lakes Area Enrichment Center 1,875,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. County.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. Lil' Chomper's Chomper's Lil' Chomper's Child Care... 1,000,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. Child Care project.
Rural Community Facilities MS.................. Kemper County Library....... East Central Planning and 600,000 Wicker
 Program. Development District.
Rural Community Facilities NC.................. Mount Airy Downtown Franklin City of Mount Airy.......... 522,000 Tillis
 Program. Street Lot Revitalization
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities NC.................. Expansion of the Marianna Marianna Black Library...... 1,000,000 Tillis
 Program. Black Library.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Ashland Elementary School Ashland Elementary School... 1,353,000 Shaheen
 Program. Net Zero Project.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Carroll County Annex Project Carroll County.............. 2,000,000 Shaheen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Warren Village School Net School Administrative Unit 1,147,000 Shaheen
 Program. Zero Project. 23.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Creating a Center for Food, Foodshed Alliance A NJ 260,000 Booker
 Program. Farming and the Environment Nonprofit Corporation.
 to Foster a Resilient,
 Robust, Equitable and
 Climate-Smart Local Food
 System in NJ.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Hunterdon County Emergency Hunterdon County............ 3,192,000 Booker
 Program. Services Training Center
 Phase 2 and 3.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Acquisition of a New Pumper Township of Quinton......... 746,000 Booker, Menendez
 Program. Truck.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Rural Transportation Relief. Project Self-Sufficiency of 291,000 Booker, Menendez
 Program. Sussex County.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Aztec Public Library Roof Aztec Public Library........ 81,000 Heinrich
 Program. Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. City of Anthony Public City of Anthony............. 825,000 Heinrich
 Program. Safety Building.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Rescue Engine for Portales City of Portales Fire 495,000 Heinrich
 Program. Fire Department. Department.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. New Fire Station for Costilla Volunteer Fire 1,500,000 Heinrich
 Program. Costilla Volunteer Fire District Taos County Fire
 Department. and EMS.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Expansion of EMS Building in Hidalgo County.............. 300,000 Heinrich
 Program. Hidalgo County.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Hozho Voices of Healing Hozho Voices of Healing 49,000 Heinrich
 Program. Center Native Seed Bank. Center.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. New Ambulance for Logan Logan Ambulance Service..... 289,000 Heinrich
 Program. Ambulance Service.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Garage for Pueblo of Santa Pueblo of Santa Ana......... 375,000 Heinrich
 Program. Ana Emergency Vehicles.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Pueblo of Tesuque Community Pueblo of Tesuque........... 749,000 Heinrich
 Program. Farm Building and Equipment.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Roosevelt County Detention Roosevelt County............ 275,000 Heinrich
 Program. Center Electrical and
 Plumbing Upgrades.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. San Juan County Fire and San Juan County............. 605,000 Heinrich
 Program. Rescue Department--Self-
 Contained Breathing
 Apparatuses.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Sunrise Clinics--Property Sunrise Clinics............. 151,000 Heinrich
 Program. Purchase to Expand Mental
 Health Care in Frontier
 Burn Communities.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Taos County Fire and EMS-- Taos County Fire and EMS.... 234,000 Heinrich
 Program. Wildland Fire Engine.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Town of Red River Public Town of Red River........... 2,171,000 Heinrich
 Program. Works and Transit
 Operations and Maintenance
 Facility.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Town of Springer Fire Town of Springer............ 1,575,000 Heinrich
 Program. Department Sub Station.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Village of Reserve--Village Village of Reserve.......... 750,000 Lujan
 Program. Hall, Library & Community
 Center Renovation.
Rural Community Facilities NV.................. Amargosa Valley Library-- Amargosa Valley............. 750,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Program. Library Extension.
Rural Community Facilities NV.................. Duckwater Shoshone Tribe-- Duckwater Shoshone Tribe.... 512,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Program. Community Building.
Rural Community Facilities NV.................. Elko Band of the Te-Moak Elko Band of the Te-Moak 940,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Program. Tribe of Western Shoshone-- Tribe of Western Shoshone.
 Indian View Heights Road
 Reconstruction.
Rural Community Facilities NV.................. Storey County--McCarran Storey County............... 450,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Program. Sheriff's Office Substation.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. SUNY Morrisville Robotic Morrisville College 1,360,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
 Program. Dairy Milker. Foundation.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Nelliston School Daycare.... Village of Nelliston........ 300,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Finger Lakes Community Finger Lakes Community 1,000,000 Schumer
 Program. College Horticulture College.
 Education Complex Project.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Finger Lakes Museum Capital Finger Lakes Cultural and 2,000,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
 Program. Project. Natural History Museum.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Rural Community Outpatient Keuka College............... 1,600,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
 Program. Clinic.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Big Walnut Joint Fire Big Walnut Joint Fire 1,320,000 Brown
 Program. District Fire Station. District.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Canfield Township Public Canfield Township........... 263,000 Brown
 Program. Work Garage Expansion
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Marietta College Planetarium Marietta College............ 181,000 Brown
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Cooper Community Resource Oberlin Community Services 1,286,000 Brown
 Program. Center. Council.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Shawnee Fire Department New Village of Shawnee.......... 375,000 Brown
 Program. Truck.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Wells Township Police Wells Township Police 159,000 Brown
 Program. Department Cruiser Garage. Department.
Rural Community Facilities OR.................. Condon Library Theatre Condon Arts Council......... 250,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Program. Restoration.
Rural Community Facilities OR.................. Community Mental Health South Lane Mental Health 76,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Program. Facility Repairs in Lane Services, Inc..
 County.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Armstrong Conservation Armstrong Conservation 594,000 Casey
 Program. District--Education Center District.
 at Armsdale.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Child Hunger Outreach Child Hunger Outreach 750,000 Casey
 Program. Partners--Building Partners.
 Expansion & Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Lock Haven Police Building.. City of Lock Haven.......... 1,000,000 Casey
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Perry County Literacy Perry County Literacy 900,000 Casey
 Program. Council Education Expansion Council.
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. The Greater Renovo Area The Greater Renovo Area 138,000 Casey
 Program. Heritage Park--Maxwell Heritage Park.
 Distance Learning Center.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. City of Clairton Public City of Clairton............ 564,000 Casey, Fetterman
 Program. Library.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Creating a Safer and More Clarion County Commissioners 1,898,000 Fetterman
 Program. Efficient Clarion County
 Courthouse.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Oil City Library Theater Oil Region Library 494,000 Fetterman
 Program. Restoration. Association.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Public Safety Complex....... Town of New Shoreham........ 3,500,000 Reed
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Richmond Radio Tower........ Town of Richmond............ 165,000 Reed
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Senior Center Elevator...... Town of Richmond............ 55,000 Reed
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities SC.................. Orangeburg County Law County of Orangeburg........ 886,000 Graham
 Program. Complex.
Rural Community Facilities SC.................. Robert Davidson Community Dorchester County........... 250,000 Graham
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities SC.................. Irmo Town Hall Project...... Town of Irmo................ 1,980,000 Graham
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Appalachian Highlands Ballad Health Foundation.... 522,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Community Dental Center
 Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Blue Ridge Discovery Center Blue Ridge Discovery Center. 366,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Visitor Center.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Boys & Girls Club of the Boys & Girls Club of the 1,000,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Northern Neck. Northern Neck.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Historic Masonic Theatre Masonic Theatre Preservation 94,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Preservation Foundation Foundation.
 Door Replacement Project.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Nelson County Child The Millennium Group........ 575,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Development Center and
 Community Health Worker
 Training Program Facility.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Town of Cedar Bluff Dump Town of Cedar Bluff, 90,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Truck Replacement. Virginia.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Town of Tazewell Emergency Town of Tazewell............ 354,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Medical Services (EMS)
 Building Renovation and
 Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Northfield Senior Center Greater Northfield Seniors.. 151,000 Sanders
 Program. Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Canaan Cooperative Child Northeast Kingdom Community 75,000 Sanders
 Program. Development Center. Action.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Rochester High School Town of Rochester........... 2,329,000 Sanders
 Program. Repurposing Project.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Woodbury Volunteer Fire Woodbury Volunteer Fire 1,125,000 Sanders
 Program. Department Emergency Department.
 Services Building.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Brandon Public Library Brandon Public Library...... 1,000,000 Welch
 Program. Safety and Accessibility
 Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. New Town Garage............. Town of Vershire............ 750,000 Welch
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Village of Johnson Utility Village of Johnson.......... 824,000 Welch
 Program. Maintenance Garage.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. City of Elma Community City of Elma................ 1,288,000 Cantwell
 Program. Policing and Emergency
 Operations Center.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Darrington Food Bank Darrington Food Bank 425,000 Cantwell
 Program. Expansion. Foundation.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Quinault Boom Truck......... Quinault Indian Nation...... 135,000 Cantwell
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Roslyn Old City Hall City of Roslyn.............. 1,400,000 Murray
 Program. Renovation.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Public Safety Answering Kittitas County............. 1,050,000 Murray
 Program. Point--First Responder
 Interoperable
 Communications Project.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Public Safety Radio Network Okanogan County............. 3,000,000 Murray
 Program. Improvement.
Rural Community Facilities WI.................. Waadookodaading Ojibwe Waadookodaading Ojibwe 5,000,000 Baldwin
 Program. Language Institute Language Institute.
 Revitalization Center.
Rural Community Facilities WI.................. Western Wisconsin Health Western Wisconsin Health.... 1,000,000 Baldwin
 Program. Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Belmont Water Treatment City of Belmont............. 75,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Plant Roof Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Meadow River Valley Local God's Way Home, Inc......... 100,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Foodway.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Clendenin Municipal Complex Town of Clendenin........... 563,000 Capito
 Program. Upgrade.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Princeton City Hall Complex City of Princeton........... 657,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Phase III.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Tucker County New Visitors Tucker County............... 1,260,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Arnettsville Community Arnettsville Community 150,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Center Roof Replacement. Association.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Elkins Library Renovation & Elkins-Randolph County 2,200,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Expansion. Public Library.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Gilmer County Courthouse Gilmer County Commission.... 191,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Annex Elevator.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Fayetteville Historic Historic Fayette Theater.... 372,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Fayette Theater Renovations
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Summersville New Beginnings New Beginnings Resource 51,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Resource Center Center.
 Refrigerated Truck.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Randolph County Conference Randolph County Development 1,250,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. and Event Center. Authority.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Morgan County Senior Life Senior Life Services of 487,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Services HVAC System Morgan County, Inc..
 Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Southern West Virginia Southern West Virginia 1,275,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Community & Technical Community & Technical
 College Community Learning College.
 Commons.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Bethany Community Center Town of Bethany............. 23,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Roof Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Reedsville Historic Town Town of Reedsville.......... 234,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Hall Restoration &
 Expansion Project.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Ridgeley Town Hall and Town of Ridgeley............ 1,200,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Police Department.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Wardensville Community Town of Wardensville........ 1,121,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Center Stabilization and
 Renovation Project.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Weston Historic Landmark Weston Historic Landmark 750,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Commission for Cultural Commission.
 Center Restoration Project.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. African American Community African American Community 67,000 Manchin
 Program. Association Fishermen's Association of Jefferson
 Hall Amphitheater Project. County.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Blackwater Ministries Food Blackwater Ministerial 132,000 Capito, Manchin
 Program. Pantry Building. Association, Inc..
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Charles Town Opera House Old Opera House Theatre, 209,000 Manchin
 Program. Roof & HVAC Replacement. Inc..
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Wirt County Committee on Wirt County Committee on 57,000 Manchin
 Program. Aging Disability and Aging.
 Improvement & Senior
 Accessibility Project.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Worthington Volunteer Fire Worthington Volunteer Fire 214,000 Manchin
 Program. Department Tanker Project. Department.
Watershed and Flood Prevention AZ.................. Colorado City Flood Control Town of Colorado City....... 55,000 Kelly, Sinema
 Operations. Project.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Mississippi Watershed and NRCS Mississippi............ 9,050,000 Hyde-Smith
 Operations. Flood Prevention Operations.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Choctaw County Lake......... Choctaw County Board of 2,000,000 Wicker
 Operations. Supervisors.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Big and Little Cedar Creeks George County............... 55,000 Wicker
 Operations. Flood Prevention.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Jones County Flood Pat Harrison Waterway 2,000,000 Wicker
 Operations. Prevention Project. District.
Watershed and Flood Prevention NV.................. Douglas County--Hot Springs- Douglas County.............. 55,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Operations. Buckbrush Flood Control.
Watershed and Flood Prevention NV.................. Douglas County--Smelter Douglas County.............. 55,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Operations. Creek Tributary Flood
 Control.
Watershed and Flood Prevention OH.................. McConnel Run Streambank Village of McConnelsville... 55,000 Brown
 Operations. Restoration.
Watershed and Flood Prevention OR.................. Arnold Irrigation District Arnold Irrigation District.. 3,000,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Operations. Infrastructure Resiliency
 and Modernization Project.
Watershed and Flood Prevention OR.................. North Unit Irrigation North Unit Irrigation 2,000,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Operations. District Infrastructure District.
 Modernization Project.
Watershed and Flood Prevention RI.................. Pocasset River Watershed RI Association of 2,025,000 Reed
 Operations. Flood Mitigation Project. Conservation Districts.
Watershed and Flood Prevention SC.................. Clemson Experiment Station.. Clemson University 55,000 Graham
 Operations. Experiment Station.
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 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF NEW BUDGET (OBLIGATIONAL) AUTHORITY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023 AND BUDGET ESTIMATES AND AMOUNTS RECOMMENDED IN THE BILL FOR FISCAL
 YEAR 2024
 [In thousands of dollars]
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 Senate Committee recommendation
 compared with (+ or -)
 Item 2023 Budget estimate Committee -----------------------------------
 appropriation recommendation 2023
 appropriation Budget estimate
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 TITLE I--AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS
 
 Processing, Research, and Marketing
 
 Office of the Secretary
 
Office of the Secretary....................................... 7,432 34,713 7,432 ................ -27,281
Office of Homeland Security................................... 1,396 2,396 1,396 ................ -1,000
Office of Tribal Relations.................................... 5,190 6,533 5,190 ................ -1,343
Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement.................. 9,280 10,357 9,280 ................ -1,077
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration.......... 1,706 1,742 1,706 ................ -36
Departmental Administration................................... 26,716 35,627 26,716 ................ -8,911
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations 4,609 4,727 4,609 ................ -118
 and Intergovernmental Affairs................................
Office of Communications...................................... 8,738 16,539 8,738 ................ -7,801
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 Total, Office of the Secretary............................ 65,067 112,634 65,067 ................ -47,567
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 Executive Operations
 
Office of the Chief Economist................................. 28,181 35,597 30,181 +2,000 -5,416
Office of Hearings and Appeals................................ 16,703 17,494 16,703 ................ -791
Office of Budget and Program Analysis......................... 14,967 21,135 14,967 ................ -6,168
Office of the Chief Information Officer....................... 92,284 95,061 92,284 ................ -2,777
Office of the Chief Financial Officer......................... 7,367 9,108 7,367 ................ -1,741
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights............ 1,466 1,486 1,466 ................ -20
Office of Civil Rights........................................ 37,595 38,617 37,595 ................ -1,022
Agriculture Buildings and Facilities.......................... 40,581 124,628 36,081 -4,500 -88,547
Hazardous materials management................................ 7,581 7,630 6,586 -995 -1,044
Office of Safety, Security, and Protection.................... 21,800 22,020 21,800 ................ -220
Office of Inspector General................................... 111,561 125,893 111,561 ................ -14,332
Office of the General Counsel................................. 60,537 65,646 60,537 ................ -5,109
Office of Ethics.............................................. 5,556 6,958 5,556 ................ -1,402
Office of Information Affairs................................. ................ 9,966 ................ ................ -9,966
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 Total, Executive Operations............................... 446,179 581,239 442,684 -3,495 -138,555
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Office of the Under Secretary for Research, Education, and 1,384 2,414 1,384 ................ -1,030
 Economics....................................................
 Office of the Chief Scientist............................. 1,000 5,510 1,000 ................ -4,510
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 Subtotal.............................................. 2,384 7,924 2,384 ................ -5,540
 
Economic Research Service..................................... 92,612 98,453 92,183 -429 -6,270
National Agricultural Statistics Service...................... 211,076 241,119 200,563 -10,513 -40,556
 Census of Agriculture..................................... (66,413) (80,883) (55,900) (-10,513) (-24,983)
 
 Agricultural Research Service
 
Salaries and expenses......................................... 1,744,279 1,938,303 1,792,879 +48,600 -145,424
Buildings and facilities...................................... 17,600 41,405 41,405 +23,805 ................
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed 56,697 ................ 47,464 -9,233 +47,464
 Spending.................................................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Agricultural Research Service.................. 1,818,576 1,979,708 1,881,748 +63,172 -97,960
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 National Institute of Food and Agriculture
 
National Institute of Food and Agriculture.................... ................ 1,868,461 ................ ................ -1,868,461
Research and education activities............................. 1,094,121 ................ 1,084,600 -9,521 +1,084,600
Native American Institutions Endowment Fund................... (11,880) (11,880) (11,880) ................ ................
Extension activities.......................................... 565,410 ................ 567,410 +2,000 +567,410
Integrated activities......................................... 41,500 ................ 41,500 ................ +41,500
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 Total, National Institute of Food and Agriculture......... 1,701,031 1,868,461 1,693,510 -7,521 -174,951
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Office of the Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory 1,617 1,657 1,617 ................ -40
 Programs.....................................................
 
 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
 
Salaries and expenses......................................... 1,161,519 1,188,788 1,171,691 +10,172 -17,097
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed 9,552 ................ 14,276 +4,724 +14,276
 Spending.................................................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.............................................. 1,171,071 1,188,788 1,185,967 +14,896 -2,821
 
Buildings and facilities...................................... 3,175 3,175 3,175 ................ ................
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 Total, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service......... 1,174,246 1,191,963 1,189,142 +14,896 -2,821
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 Agricultural Marketing Service
 
Marketing Services............................................ 237,695 254,605 229,891 -7,804 -24,714
(Limitation on administrative expenses, from fees collected).. (62,596) (62,596) (62,596) ................ ................
 
Funds for strengthening markets, income, and supply (Section
 32):
 Permanent, (Section 32)................................... 1,483,309 1,573,666 1,573,666 +90,357 ................
 Marketing agreements and orders (transfer from Section (21,501) (21,501) (21,501) ................ ................
 32)..................................................
 Payments to States and Possessions........................ 1,235 1,235 1,235 ................ ................
 Limitation on inspection and weighing services expenses... (55,000) (55,000) (55,000) ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Agricultural Marketing Service................. 1,839,835 1,947,102 1,922,388 +82,553 -24,714
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Office of the Under Secretary for Food Safety................. 1,117 1,146 1,117 ................ -29
Food Safety and Inspection Service............................ 1,158,266 1,290,419 1,205,009 +46,743 -85,410
 Lab accreditation fees.................................... (1,000) (1,000) (1,000) ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title I, Agricultural Programs................. 8,394,410 9,204,229 8,579,816 +185,406 -624,413
 =========================================================================================
 (By transfer)......................................... (21,501) (21,501) (21,501) ................ ................
 (Limitation on administrative expenses)............... (117,596) (117,596) (117,596) ................ ................
 
 TITLE II--Farm Production and Conservation Programs
 
 Farm Production Programs
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Farm Production and 1,727 1,780 1,727 ................ -53
 Conservation.................................................
Farm Production and Conservation Business Center.............. 248,684 265,825 249,684 +1,000 -16,141
 (by transfer from CCC).................................... (60,228) (60,228) (60,228) ................ ................
 
 Farm Service Agency
 
Salaries and expenses......................................... 1,215,307 1,262,353 1,215,307 ................ -47,046
 (by transfer from ACIF)................................... (305,803) (321,621) (321,621) (+15,818) ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Salaries and expenses (including transfers).... 1,521,110 1,583,974 1,536,928 +15,818 -47,046
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State mediation grants........................................ 7,000 7,000 7,000 ................ ................
Grassroots source water protection program.................... 7,500 7,000 7,500 ................ +500
Dairy indemnity program....................................... 500 500 500 ................ ................
Geographically Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers............. 4,000 4,000 4,000 ................ ................
 
Agricultural Credit Insurance Fund [ACIF] Program Account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Farm ownership loans:
 Guaranteed........................................ (3,500,000) (3,500,000) (3,500,000) ................ ................
 Direct............................................ (3,100,000) (3,100,000) (3,100,000) ................ ................
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 Subtotal...................................... (6,600,000) (6,600,000) (6,600,000) ................ ................
 
 Farm operating loans:
 Unsubsidized guaranteed........................... (2,118,491) (2,118,491) (2,118,491) ................ ................
 Direct............................................ (1,633,333) (1,633,000) (1,633,000) (-333) ................
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 Subtotal...................................... (3,751,824) (3,751,491) (3,751,491) (-333) ................
 
 Emergency loans....................................... (4,062) (37,667) (37,667) (+33,605) ................
 Indian tribe land acquisition loans................... (20,000) (20,000) (20,000) ................ ................
 
 Conservation loans:
 Guaranteed........................................ (150,000) (150,000) (150,000) ................ ................
 Relending program loans............................... (61,426) (61,426) (61,426) ................ ................
 Indian Highly Fractionated Land Loans................. (5,000) (5,000) (5,000) ................ ................
 Boll weevil eradication loans......................... (60,000) (60,000) (60,000) ................ ................
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 Total, Loan authorizations........................ (10,652,312) (10,685,584) (10,685,584) (+33,272) ................
 =========================================================================================
 
 Loan subsidies:
 Emergency Loans....................................... 249 3,507 3,507 +3,258 ................
 
 Farm operating loans:
 Direct............................................ 23,520 27,598 27,598 +4,078 ................
 Unsubsidized guaranteed........................... 11,228 1,483 1,483 -9,745 ................
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 Subtotal...................................... 34,997 32,588 32,588 -2,409 ................
 
 Relending program loans............................... 10,983 19,368 19,368 +8,385 ................
 Indian Highly Fractionated Land Loans................. 894 1,577 1,577 +683 ................
 Boll weevil eradication loans......................... ................ 258 258 +258 ................
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 Total, Loan subsidies and grants.................. 46,874 53,791 53,791 +6,917 ................
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 ACIF administrative expenses:
 Administrative Expenses............................... 326,461 341,871 341,871 +15,410 ................
 (Program Loan Cost Expenses)...................... (20,658) (20,250) (20,250) (-408) ................
 (Transfer out to FSA Salaries and expenses)....... (-305,803) (-321,621) (-321,621) (-15,818) ................
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 Total, Agricultural Credit Insurance Fund Program 373,335 395,662 395,662 +22,327 ................
 Account..............................................
 =========================================================================================
 (Loan authorizations)................................. (10,652,312) (10,685,584) (10,685,584) (+33,272) ................
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 Total, Farm Service Agency............................ 1,607,642 1,676,515 1,629,969 +22,327 -46,546
 =========================================================================================
 
 Risk Management Agency
 
RMA Salaries and Expenses..................................... 66,870 77,897 66,870 ................ -11,027
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 Total, Farm Production Programs........................... 1,924,923 2,022,017 1,948,250 +23,327 -73,767
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Natural Resources Conservation Service:
 Conservation Operations 1/................................ 918,151 1,008,266 922,151 +4,000 -86,115
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed 22,973 ................ ................ -22,973 ................
 Spending.............................................
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 Subtotal.......................................... 941,124 1,008,266 922,151 -18,973 -86,115
 
 Farm Security and Rural Investment Program:
 Administrative expenses-FPAC Business Center (transfer (-60,228) (-60,228) (-60,228) ................ ................
 out).................................................
 Watershed flood and prevention operations................. 54,409 175,000 70,000 +15,591 -105,000
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed 20,591 ................ 20,405 -186 +20,405
 Spending.............................................
 Watershed rehabilitation program.......................... 2,000 10,009 2,000 ................ -8,009
 Healthy forests reserve program........................... 7,000 20,011 ................ -7,000 -20,011
 Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production............... 8,500 13,534 ................ -8,500 -13,534
 Water Bank Program........................................ ................ 4,000 ................ ................ -4,000
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 Total, Natural Resources Conservation Service......... 1,033,624 1,230,820 1,014,556 -19,068 -216,264
 =========================================================================================
 
 Corporations
 
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation:
 Federal crop insurance corporation fund................... 15,395,000 14,695,301 14,695,301 -699,699 ................
 
Commodity Credit Corporation Fund:
 Reimbursement for net realized losses..................... 16,832,185 10,612,000 10,612,000 -6,220,185 ................
 Hazardous waste management (limitation on expenses)....... (15,000) (15,000) (15,000) ................ ................
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 Total, Corporations................................... 32,227,185 25,307,301 25,307,301 -6,919,884 ................
 =========================================================================================
 Total, title II, Farm Production and Conservation Programs 35,185,732 28,560,138 28,270,107 -6,915,625 -290,031
 =========================================================================================
 (By transfer)............................................. (366,031) (381,849) (381,849) (+15,818) ................
 (Transfer out)............................................ (-366,031) (-381,849) (-381,849) (-15,818) ................
 
 TITLE III--RURAL DEVELOPMENT
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Rural Development........... 1,620 1,653 1,620 ................ -33
 
 Rural Development
 
Rural development expenses:
 Salaries and expenses..................................... 351,087 527,182 351,087 ................ -176,095
 (by transfer from RHIF)................................... (412,254) (412,254) (412,254) ................ ................
 (by transfer from RDLFP).................................. (4,468) (4,468) (4,468) ................ ................
 (by transfer from RETLP).................................. (33,270) (33,270) (33,270) ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, transfers from program accounts............. 449,992 449,992 449,992 ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Rural development expenses (including transfers)... 801,079 977,174 801,079 ................ -176,095
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 Rural Housing Service
 
Rural Housing Insurance Fund Program Account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Single family direct (Sec 502)........................ (1,250,000) (1,500,000) (850,000) (-400,000) (-650,000)
 Relending demonstration program for Native American (7,500) (12,000) (7,500) ................ (-4,500)
 Tribes...............................................
 Unsubsidized guaranteed............................... (30,000,000) (30,000,000) (30,000,000) ................ ................
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 Subtotal, Single family........................... 31,257,500 31,512,000 30,857,500 -400,000 -654,500
 
 Housing repair (Sec 504).............................. (28,000) (50,000) (28,000) ................ (-22,000)
 Rental housing (Sec 515).............................. (70,000) (200,000) (60,000) (-10,000) (-140,000)
 Multi-family housing guarantees (Sec 538)............. (400,000) (400,000) (400,000) ................ ................
 Single family housing credit sales.................... (10,000) (10,000) (10,000) ................ ................
 Self-help housing land development housing loans (Sec (5,000) (5,000) (5,000) ................ ................
 523).................................................
 Site development loans (Sec 524)...................... (5,000) (5,000) (5,000) ................ ................
 Farm Labor Housing (Sec514)........................... (20,000) (50,000) (25,000) (+5,000) (-25,000)
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 Total, Loan authorizations........................ 31,795,500 32,232,000 31,390,500 -405,000 -841,500
 =========================================================================================
 
 Loan subsidies:
 Single family direct (Sec 502)........................ 46,375 205,950 62,637 +16,262 -143,313
 Relending demonstration program for Native American 2,468 5,491 3,432 +964 -2,059
 Tribes...............................................
 Housing repair (Sec 504).............................. 2,324 8,675 4,858 +2,534 -3,817
 Self-Help Land Development Housing Loans (Sec523)..... 267 637 637 +370 ................
 Site Development Loans (Sec524)....................... 208 477 477 +269 ................
 Rental housing (Sec 515).............................. 13,377 69,960 20,988 +7,611 -48,972
 Multi-family housing revitalization program........... 36,000 75,000 35,000 -1,000 -40,000
 Farm labor housing (Sec514)........................... 4,084 17,405 8,703 +4,619 -8,702
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 Total, Loan subsidies............................. 105,103 383,595 136,732 +31,629 -246,863
 =========================================================================================
 Farm labor housing grants................................. 10,000 18,000 10,000 ................ -8,000
 RHIF administrative expenses.............................. 412,254 412,254 412,254 ................ ................
 (transfer out to Rural Development)....................... (-412,254) (-412,254) (-412,254) ................ ................
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 Total, Rural Housing Insurance Fund program........... 527,357 813,849 558,986 +31,629 -254,863
 =========================================================================================
 (Loan authorization).................................. (31,795,500) (32,232,000) (31,390,500) (-405,000) (-841,500)
 
 Rental assistance program:
 Rental assistance (Sec 521)........................... 1,487,926 1,688,109 1,608,000 +120,074 -80,109
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 Subtotal, Rental Assistance Program............... 1,487,926 1,688,109 1,608,000 +120,074 -80,109
 
 Rural Housing Vouchers................................ 48,000 ................ 48,000 ................ +48,000
 Mutual and self-help housing grants................... 32,000 40,000 32,000 ................ -8,000
 Rural housing assistance grants....................... 48,000 70,000 48,000 ................ -22,000
 
 Rural community facilities program account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Community facility:
 Direct.................................... (2,800,000) (2,800,000) (2,800,000) ................ ................
 Guaranteed................................ (650,000) (650,000) (650,000) ................ ................
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 Total, Loan authorizations............ 3,450,000 3,450,000 3,450,000 ................ ................
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 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Community facility:
 Grants.................................... ................ 52,000 32,000 +32,000 -20,000
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally 325,490 ................ 205,134 -120,356 +205,134
 Directed Spending............................
 Rural community development initiative........ 6,000 22,745 6,000 ................ -16,745
 Tribal college grants......................... 10,000 10,000 10,000 ................ ................
 Rural Hospitals Pilot Program................. ................ 2,000 ................ ................ -2,000
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 Subtotal, Loan subsidies and grants....... 341,490 86,745 253,134 -88,356 +166,389
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 Total, grants and payments........................ 421,490 196,745 333,134 -88,356 +136,389
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 Total, Rural Housing Service.......................... 2,484,773 2,698,703 2,548,120 +63,347 -150,583
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 (Loan authorization).................................. (35,245,500) (35,682,000) (34,840,500) (-405,000) (-841,500)
 
Rural Business-Cooperative Service:
 Rural Business Program Account:
 (Guaranteed business and industry loan authorization). (1,800,000) ................ (1,800,000) ................ (+1,800,000)
 
 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Guaranteed business and industry subsidy.......... 38,520 47,600 28,728 -9,792 -18,872
 Rural business development grants............. 37,000 40,000 37,000 ................ -3,000
 Delta Regional Authority , Appalachian 9,000 9,000 12,000 +3,000 +3,000
 Regional Commission, Northern Border Regional
 Commission, and Southwest Border Regional
 Commission...................................
 Rural Innovation Stronger Economy Grant 2,000 7,000 ................ -2,000 -7,000
 Program......................................
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 Total, RBP loan subsidies and grants...... 86,520 103,600 77,728 -8,792 -25,872
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 Intermediary Relending Program Fund Account:
 (Loan authorization).................................. (18,889) (18,890) (18,889) ................ (-1)
 Loan subsidy.......................................... 3,313 5,733 5,733 +2,420 ................
 Administrative expenses............................... 4,468 4,468 4,468 ................ ................
 (transfer out to Rural Development)............... (-4,468) (-4,468) (-4,468) ................ ................
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 Total, Intermediary Relending Program Account. 7,781 10,201 10,201 +2,420 ................
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 Rural Economic Development Loans Program Account:
 (Loan authorization).................................. (75,000) (75,000) (75,000) ................ ................
 Limit cushion of credit interest spending............. (75,000) ................ (75,000) ................ (+75,000)
 
 Rural Cooperative Development Grants:
 Cooperative development............................... 5,800 7,000 5,800 ................ -1,200
 Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas....... 3,500 2,800 3,500 ................ +700
 Grants to assist minority producers................... 3,000 4,000 3,000 ................ -1,000
 Value-added agricultural product market development... 13,000 13,000 13,000 ................ ................
 Agriculture innovation centers........................ 3,000 3,000 3,000 ................ ................
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 Total, Rural Cooperative development grants....... 28,300 29,800 28,300 ................ -1,500
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 Rural Microentrepreneur Assistance Program:
 (Loan authorization).................................. (25,000) (4,777) (20,000) (-5,000) (+15,223)
 Loan subsidy and grants............................... 6,000 8,250 6,000 ................ -2,250
 
 Rural Energy for America Program:
 (Loan authorization).................................. (20,000) (50,000) (50,000) (+30,000) ................
 Loan subsidy and grants............................... 18 30,000 ................ -18 -30,000
 Healthy Food Financing Initiative......................... 3,000 5,000 1,000 -2,000 -4,000
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 Total, Rural Business-Cooperative Service............. 131,619 186,851 123,229 -8,390 -63,622
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 (Loan authorizations)................................. (1,938,889) (148,667) (1,963,889) (+25,000) (+1,815,222)
 
Rural Utilities Service:
 Rural water and waste disposal program account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Direct............................................ (1,420,000) (1,610,000) (880,000) (-540,000) (-730,000)
 Guaranteed........................................ (50,000) (50,000) (50,000) ................ ................
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 Total, Loan authorizations.................... 1,470,000 1,660,000 930,000 -540,000 -730,000
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 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Water and waste revolving fund.................... 1,000 1,000 1,000 ................ ................
 Water well system grants.......................... 5,000 5,000 5,000 ................ ................
 306A(i)(2) grants................................. 15,000 15,000 10,000 -5,000 -5,000
 Colonias and AK/HI grants......................... 70,000 87,000 70,000 ................ -17,000
 Water and waste technical assistance.............. 37,500 42,000 37,500 ................ -4,500
 Circuit rider program............................. 21,180 25,000 25,000 +3,820 ................
 Solid waste management grants..................... 4,000 4,000 4,000 ................ ................
 Direct subsidy.................................... 2,724 154,895 79,060 +76,336 -75,835
 High energy cost grants........................... 10,000 10,000 10,000 ................ ................
 Water and waste disposal grants................... 430,000 538,400 430,000 ................ -108,400
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 Total, Loan subsidies and grants.............. 596,404 882,295 671,560 +75,156 -210,735
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 Rural Electrification and Telecommunications Loans Program
 Account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Electric:
 Direct, FFB................................... (2,167,000) (2,167,000) (2,167,000) ................ ................
 Electric Direct, Treasury Rate................ (4,333,000) (4,333,000) (4,333,000) ................ ................
 Guaranteed underwriting....................... (900,000) ................ (900,000) ................ (+900,000)
 Rural Energy Savings Program.................. (110,898) (192,845) (60,000) (-50,898) (-132,845)
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 Subtotal, Electric........................ 7,510,898 6,692,845 7,460,000 -50,898 +767,155
 
 Telecommunications:
 Telecomm Direct, Treasury..................... (690,000) (690,000) (690,000) ................ ................
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 Total, Loan authorizations........................ 8,200,898 7,382,845 8,150,000 -50,898 +767,155
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 Loan Subsidy:
 Telecommunications Direct, Treasury Rate.......... 3,726 7,176 7,176 +3,450 ................
 Rural Energy Savings Program...................... 11,500 34,500 10,734 -766 -23,766
 Rural clean energy initiative technical assistance ................ 15,000 ................ ................ -15,000
 grants...............................................
 RETLP administrative expenses......................... 33,270 33,270 33,270 ................ ................
 (transfer out to Rural Development)............... (-33,270) (-33,270) (-33,270) ................ ................
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 Total, Rural Electrification and 48,496 89,946 51,180 +2,684 -38,766
 Telecommunications Loans Program Account.........
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 (Loan authorization).............................. (8,200,898) (7,382,845) (8,150,000) (-50,898) (+767,155)
 
 Distance Learning, Telemedicine, and Broadband Program:
 Loan authorizations:
 Broadband telecommunications.......................... (14,674) ................ ................ (-14,674) ................
 
 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Distance learning and telemedicine:
 Grants............................................ 60,000 65,000 60,000 ................ -5,000
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed 4,991 ................ 2,721 -2,270 +2,721
 Spending.........................................
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 Subtotal.......................................... 64,991 65,000 62,721 -2,270 -2,279
 
 Broadband telecommunications:
 Direct............................................ 3,000 2,037 ................ -3,000 -2,037
 
 Broadband Re-Connect:
 Loan subsidies and grants 1/...................... 348,000 374,300 98,000 -250,000 -276,300
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed 15,513 ................ ................ -15,513 ................
 Spending.........................................
 Community Connect Grants.......................... 35,000 35,000 35,000 ................ ................
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 Subtotal.......................................... 398,513 409,300 133,000 -265,513 -276,300
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 Total, Loan subsidies and grants.................. 466,504 476,337 195,721 -270,783 -280,616
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 Total, Rural Utilities Service........................ 1,111,404 1,448,578 918,461 -192,943 -530,117
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 (Loan authorization).................................. (9,685,572) (9,042,845) (9,080,000) (-605,572) (+37,155)
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 Total, title III, Rural Development Programs.......... 4,080,503 4,862,967 3,942,517 -137,986 -920,450
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 (By transfer)......................................... (449,992) (449,992) (449,992) ................ ................
 (Transfer out)........................................ (-449,992) (-449,992) (-449,992) ................ ................
 (Loan authorizations)................................. (46,869,961) (44,873,512) (45,884,389) (-985,572) (+1,010,877)
 
 TITLE IV--DOMESTIC FOOD PROGRAMS
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition, and 1,376 1,416 1,376 ................ -40
 Consumer Services............................................
 
Food and Nutrition Service:
 Child nutrition programs.................................. 28,456,432 32,000,897 32,000,897 +3,544,465 ................
 Farm to School........................................ 14,000 ................ 10,000 -4,000 +10,000
 School breakfast program equipment grants............. 30,000 30,000 20,000 -10,000 -10,000
 Summer EBT............................................ 40,000 ................ ................ -40,000 ................
 Child Nutrition Training (Sec 735).................... 2,000 ................ 2,000 ................ +2,000
 School Breakfast Expansion Grants..................... 3,000 ................ ................ -3,000 ................
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 Total, Child nutrition programs................... 28,545,432 32,030,897 32,032,897 +3,487,465 +2,000
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 Special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, 6,000,000 6,300,000 6,300,000 +300,000 ................
 and children (WIC).......................................
 
 Supplemental nutrition assistance program:
 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program............. 150,859,725 119,125,239 119,132,241 -31,727,484 +7,002
 Reserve............................................... 3,000,000 3,000,000 3,000,000 ................ ................
 FDPIR nutrition education services.................... 998 998 998 ................ ................
 Forward funding....................................... ................ 27,511,000 ................ ................ -27,511,000
 Healthy Fluid Milk.................................... ................ 3,000 3,000 +3,000 ................
 Tribal Demonstration Projects......................... 3,000 5,000 5,000 +2,000 ................
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 Total, Food stamp program......................... 153,863,723 149,645,237 122,141,239 -31,722,484 -27,503,998
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 Commodity assistance program:
 Commodity supplemental food program................... 338,640 390,000 390,000 +51,360 ................
 Farmers market nutrition program...................... 26,000 26,000 20,000 -6,000 -6,000
 Emergency food assistance program..................... 92,000 100,000 90,000 -2,000 -10,000
 Pacific island and disaster assistance................ 1,070 1,070 1,070 ................ ................
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 Total, Commodity assistance program............... 457,710 517,070 501,070 +43,360 -16,000
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 Nutrition programs administration......................... 189,348 221,193 184,348 -5,000 -36,845
 Congressional Hunger Center........................... (2,000) (2,000) (2,000) ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Food and Nutrition Service..................... 189,056,213 188,714,397 161,159,554 -27,896,659 -27,554,843
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 Total, title IV, Domestic Food Programs............... 189,057,589 188,715,813 161,160,930 -27,896,659 -27,554,883
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 TITLE V--FOREIGN ASSISTANCE AND RELATED PROGRAMS
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign 932 1,035 932 ................ -103
 Agricultural Affairs.........................................
Office of Codex Alimentarius.................................. 4,922 5,009 4,922 ................ -87
 
 Foreign Agricultural Service
 
Salaries and expenses......................................... 237,330 256,149 237,330 ................ -18,819
 (By transfer from export loans)........................... (6,063) (6,063) (6,063) ................ ................
 
Food for Peace Title II Grants:
 Expenses.................................................. 1,750,000 1,800,000 1,800,000 +50,000 ................
McGovern-Dole International Food for Education and Child 243,331 243,331 248,331 +5,000 +5,000
 Nutrition program grants.....................................
 
Commodity Credit Corporation Export (Loans):
 Credit Guarantee Program Account.......................... 6,063 6,063 6,063 ................ ................
 Foreign Agriculture Service, Salaries and expenses (-6,063) (-6,063) (-6,063) ................ ................
 (transfer out).......................................
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 Total, title V, Foreign Assistance and Related Programs... 2,242,578 2,311,587 2,297,578 +55,000 -14,009
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 (By transfer)............................................. (6,063) (6,063) (6,063) ................ ................
 (Transfer out)............................................ (-6,063) (-6,063) (-6,063) ................ ................
 
 TITLE VI--RELATED AGENCIES AND FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
 
 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
 
 Food and Drug Administration
 
 Salaries and expenses
 
Direct appropriation.......................................... 3,530,150 3,896,028 3,550,150 +20,000 -345,878
 Transfer to OIG (transfer out)............................ (-1,500) (-1,500) (-1,500) ................ ................
 
Spending from appropriated user fees:
 Prescription drug user fees............................... 1,310,319 1,336,525 1,336,525 +26,206 ................
 Medical device user fees.................................. 324,777 331,273 331,273 +6,496 ................
 Human generic drug user fees.............................. 582,500 594,150 594,150 +11,650 ................
 Biosimilar biological products user fees.................. 41,600 42,432 42,432 +832 ................
 Animal drug user fees..................................... 32,144 33,500 33,500 +1,356 ................
 Animal generic drug user fees............................. 29,303 25,000 25,000 -4,303 ................
 Tobacco product user fees................................. 712,000 712,000 712,000 ................ ................
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 Subtotal, user fees (appropriated).................... 3,032,643 3,074,880 3,074,880 +42,237 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal (including appropriated user fees)........... 6,562,793 6,970,908 6,625,030 +62,237 -345,878
 
 Mammography user fees..................................... 19,371 19,758 19,758 +387 ................
 Export user fees.......................................... 5,083 5,185 5,185 +102 ................
 Color certification user fees............................. 10,891 11,109 11,109 +218 ................
 Food and Feed Recall user fees............................ 1,552 1,584 1,584 +32 ................
 Food Reinspection fees.................................... 6,942 7,079 7,079 +137 ................
 Voluntary qualified importer program fees................. 5,737 5,852 5,852 +115 ................
 Pharmacy compounding fees................................. 1,646 1,679 1,679 +33 ................
 Priority review vouchers (PRV) pediatric disease.......... 8,320 8,486 8,486 +166 ................
 Priority review vouchers (PRV) tropical disease........... 2,660 2,713 2,713 +53 ................
 Priority review vouchers (PRV) medical countermeasures.... 2,660 2,713 2,713 +53 ................
 Third party auditor....................................... 771 787 787 +16 ................
 Over-the-Counter Monograph fees........................... 30,356 31,800 31,800 +1,444 ................
 Increased export certification fees (leg proposal)........ ................ 5,000 ................ ................ -5,000
 Expand tobacco products fees (leg proposal)............... ................ 100,000 ................ ................ -100,000
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 Subtotal, spending from FDA user fees................. 3,128,632 3,278,625 3,173,625 +44,993 -105,000
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 Total, Salaries and expenses (including user fees).... 6,657,282 7,173,153 6,722,275 +64,993 -450,878
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HHS Office of Inspector General (by transfer)................. (1,500) (1,500) (1,500) ................ ................
Buildings and facilities...................................... 12,788 18,788 12,788 ................ -6,000
FDA Innovation account, Cures Act............................. 50,000 50,000 50,000 ................ ................
Offset of appropriation pursuant to Section 1002 (b)(3)(B) of -50,000 -50,000 -50,000 ................ ................
 the 21st Century Cures Act (PL 114-255)......................
Spending of FDA innovation account (transfer)................. (50,000) (50,000) (50,000) ................ ................
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 Total, FDA (w/user fees, including proposals)............. 6,671,570 7,193,441 6,736,563 +64,993 -456,878
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 Total, FDA (w/enacted user fees only)..................... 6,671,570 7,088,441 6,736,563 +64,993 -351,878
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FDA user fees................................................. -3,128,632 -3,278,625 -3,173,625 -44,993 +105,000
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 Total, Food and Drug Administration (excluding user fees). 3,542,938 3,914,816 3,562,938 +20,000 -351,878
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 INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
 
Farm Credit Administration (limitation on administrative (88,500) (94,300) (94,300) (+5,800) ................
 expenses)....................................................
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 Total, title VI, Related Agencies and Food and Drug 3,542,938 3,914,816 3,562,938 +20,000 -351,878
 Administration...........................................
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 TITLE VII--GENERAL PROVISIONS
 
Richard B Russell National School Lunch Act (Sec 732)......... ................ 12,000 ................ ................ -12,000
NIFA Military Veteran Grants.................................. 5,000 ................ 3,000 -2,000 +3,000
Rural Hospital Technical Assistance........................... 2,000 ................ ................ -2,000 ................
Protecting Animals with Shelter Grants........................ 3,000 ................ ................ -3,000 ................
International Agricultural Education Fellowship............... 1,000 ................ ................ -1,000 ................
Healthy Fluid Milk............................................ 4,000 ................ ................ -4,000 ................
Pollinator Research Coordinator............................... 400 ................ ................ -400 ................
Farm Opportunities Training and Outreach...................... 4,000 ................ ................ -4,000 ................
Water Bank program............................................ 4,000 ................ 2,000 -2,000 +2,000
Maturing mortgage pilot....................................... 2,000 ................ 2,000 ................ +2,000
WIC (rescission).............................................. -315,000 ................ ................ +315,000 ................
Mitigation banking............................................ 5,000 5,000 2,000 -3,000 -3,000
NOAA working group............................................ 500 ................ 500 ................ +500
Institute for Rural Partnership............................... 15,000 ................ 9,000 -6,000 +9,000
Bison Inspection Waiver....................................... ................ ................ 700 +700 +700
Bison Marketing Pilot......................................... ................ ................ 3,000 +3,000 +3,000
NAS Study..................................................... 1,300 ................ ................ -1,300 ................
Farm Loan balances (rescission)............................... -73,000 ................ ................ +73,000 ................
PFAS.......................................................... 5,000 ................ ................ -5,000 ................
Cotton Classing Office Upgrades............................... 4,000 ................ ................ -4,000 ................
RMA A&O....................................................... 25,000 ................ ................ -25,000 ................
Nonrecurring Expenses Fund (rescission)....................... -150,000 ................ ................ +150,000 ................
Summer EBT (rescission)....................................... -80,000 ................ ................ +80,000 ................
Institute of Child Nutrition.................................. ................ 2,000 ................ ................ -2,000
Broadband Treasury Rate Loan Program (rescission)............. ................ -9,156 -9,156 -9,156 ................
Maturing Mortgage Pilot Program (rescission).................. ................ -3,000 ................ ................ +3,000
Rural Cooperative Development Grants (rescission)............. ................ -8,000 -8,000 -8,000 ................
WFPO (rescission)............................................. ................ ................ -20,000 -20,000 -20,000
NIFA Research and Education (rescission)...................... ................ ................ -307,526 -307,526 -307,526
Housing Repair Loans and Grants (rescission).................. ................ ................ -30,000 -30,000 -30,000
Rural Housing Voucher (rescission)............................ ................ ................ -3,000 -3,000 -3,000
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 Total, title VII, General Provisions...................... -536,800 -1,156 -355,482 +181,318 -354,326
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 OTHER APPROPRIATIONS
 
 THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT
 
 (PL 117-58)
 
 DIVISION J--APPROPRIATIONS
 
 Appropriations available from prior year advances 5,000 ................ ................ -5,000 ................
 (emergency)..............................................
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 Total, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act............. 5,000 ................ ................ -5,000 ................
 =========================================================================================
less prior year appropriations (emergency).................... -5,000 ................ ................ +5,000 ................
 
 ADDITIONAL UKRAINE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2022
 
 (PL 117-128)
 
 TITLE VI
 
 General Provisions
 
Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust Sec 601 (emergency)........... 2,000 ................ ................ -2,000 ................
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 Total, Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2,000 ................ ................ -2,000 ................
 2022.....................................................
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 ADDITIONAL UKRAINE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
 
 (PL 117-328)
 
 DIVISION M
 
 Foreign Agricultural Service
 
Food for Peace Title II Grants (emergency).................... 50,000 ................ ................ -50,000 ................
McGovern-Dole International Food for Education and Child 5,000 ................ ................ -5,000 ................
 Nutrition Program Grants (emergency).........................
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 Total, Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 55,000 ................ ................ -55,000 ................
 2023.....................................................
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 DISASTER RELIEF SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
 
 DIVISION N
 
 Processing, Research and Marketing
 
 Office of the Secretary
 
Office of the Secretary (emergency)........................... 3,741,715 ................ ................ -3,741,715 ................
 
 Agricultural Research Service
 
Buildings and Facilities (emergency).......................... 58,000 ................ ................ -58,000 ................
Food Safety and Inspection Service (emergency)................ 29,700 ................ ................ -29,700 ................
 
 Farm Production and Conservation Programs
 
 Farm Service Agency
 
Emergency Forest Restoration Program (emergency).............. 27,000 ................ ................ -27,000 ................
 
 Natural Resources Conservation Service
 
Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations (emergency)......... 925,000 ................ ................ -925,000 ................
 
 Rural Development Programs
 
 Rural Housing Service
 
Rural Housing Assistance Grants (emergency)................... 60,000 ................ ................ -60,000 ................
Rural Community Facilities Program Account (emergency)........ 75,300 ................ ................ -75,300 ................
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 Total, Rural Housing Service.............................. 135,300 ................ ................ -135,300 ................
 =========================================================================================
 
 Rural Utilities Service
 
Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program Account (emergency).... 325,000 ................ ................ -325,000 ................
 
 General Provisions--This Title
 
Agriculture Quarantine and Inspection Services (Sec 2102) 125,000 ................ ................ -125,000 ................
 (emergency)..................................................
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 Total, Disaster Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 5,366,715 ................ ................ -5,366,715 ................
 2023.....................................................
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 Total, Other Appropriations............................... 5,423,715 ................ ................ -5,423,715 ................
 =========================================================================================
Grand total................................................... 247,390,665 237,568,394 207,458,404 -39,932,261 -30,109,990
 =========================================================================================
 Appropriations............................................ (245,713,582) (240,867,175) (211,009,711) (-34,703,871) (-29,857,464)
 Emergency appropriations.................................. (5,423,715) ................ ................ (-5,423,715) ................
 Emergency advance appropriations.......................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 Offsetting collections.................................... (-3,128,632) (-3,278,625) (-3,173,625) (-44,993) (+105,000)
 Rescissions............................................... (-618,000) (-20,156) (-377,682) (+240,318) (-357,526)
(By transfer)................................................. (1,645,672) (1,677,308) (1,677,308) (+31,636) ................
(By transfer) (emergency)..................................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
(Transfer out)................................................ (-1,645,672) (-1,677,308) (-1,677,308) (-31,636) ................
(Loan authorization).......................................... (57,522,273) (55,559,096) (56,569,973) (-952,300) (+1,010,877)
(Limitation on administrative expenses)....................... (221,096) (226,896) (226,896) (+5,800) ................
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Grand total, excluding Other Appropriations................... 241,966,950 237,568,394 207,458,404 -34,508,546 -30,109,990
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