Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman speaks to a woman who receives inexpensive bread from a WFP-funded women's bakery. Veneman announced, in Afghanistan, that the USDA intends to donate $5 million of U.S. agricultural commodities under the Food for Progress Program. Veneman also announced the first Cochran Fellowship Program with Afghanistan to provide short-term, U.S.-based training for eight Afghan women to study agricultural finance. (Text Only)

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Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman speaks to a woman who receives inexpensive bread from a WFP-funded women's bakery. Veneman announced, in Afghanistan, that the USDA intends to donate $5 million of U.S. agricultural commodities under the Food for Progress Program. Veneman also announced the first Cochran Fellowship Program with Afghanistan to provide short-term, U.S.-based training for eight Afghan women to study agricultural finance.

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