The Bureau of Agriculture was created at the time when more than a half of America’s population lived and worked in rural areas. Since the Bureau was established numerous factors like economic and demographic changes, as well as many prominent leaders contributed to the evolvement of USDA. Today’s rural America has reached a high momentum for further its development. It is addressing not only internal needs for food supply but significantly contributes to national economy through international trade. People are provided with wide range of opportunities to live and work in rural areas, they have access to modern technologies, and they enables to compete in diversified businesses (AllGov.com, 2015).
