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The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Website for Nebraska. |
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Fiscal Year 2010 Annual Report |
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"Nebraska communities, homeowners, and businesses have benefited from $189.million in USDA Rural Development funds in 2011. We are working towards another record breaking year in 2012 with even more Rural Development dollars and projects moving into rural areas of our state. Since USDA Rural Development became a separate agency in 1996, we have invested nearly $2 Billion in rural Nebraska. Those dollars create jobs, build infrastructure and help to keep our rural communities as places where the youth want to stay and where others want to move."-- Nebraska State Director Maxine B. Moul, USDA Rural Development. Maxine B. Moul Biography |
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The Nebraska Staff of USDA Rural Development is committed to assisting Nebraskans in accessing USDA financing programs that are designed to offer: |
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Affordable homeownership
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 Water and sewer systems |
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Community
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Business opportunities to build
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on biofuels and advanced biofuels. |
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Public Service Announcement for USDA Rural Development Spanish |
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| Beginning October 1, 2003, any organization that wants to submit a grant or combination grant/loan application to the federal government will first need to have a Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number, a unique nine-digit identification number. This DUNS number is provided free of charge by Dun and Bradstreet. | |||
 DUNS
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www.Grants.gov |
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