Bob Bergland

USDA's Chief Economist Joseph Glauber and his staff advise the Secretary on economic issues but are also charged with producing official USDA supply and demand projections and forecasts. Read More

This is one Agricultural Outlook Forum I really wish I could have attended just to see most of the past and present Secretaries of Agriculture gathered on one stage together to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Read More

The charismatic purple-haired rocker played stripped-down versions of many of his best known songs, including Rocky -series staples "Eye of the Tiger" and "Burning Heart," Sammy Hagar classic "Heavy Metal" and Survivor ballad "The Search is Over," alongside 38 Special hits "Hold On Loosely" and "Rockin' Into the Night" and a new composition called "Somebody's Child."Read More

USDA's 2012 Agricultural Outlook Forum, Feb. 23-24, will commemorate the 150th anniversary of USDA's founding in 1862. Read More

Former Secretaries of Agriculture Ed Schafer, Senator Mike Johanns, Ann Veneman, Dan Glickman, Mike Espy, Clayton Yeutter, John Block, and Bob Bergland have been invited to participate in a panel about the future of agriculture in America. Read More

He visited Costa Rica several more times and continued his formal education back home, graduating from UNC Wilmington in 1998 and Duke Divinity School in 2003. Read More

In a letter to members of Congress Tuesday, eight former USDA secretaries including Bob Bergland, John Block, Mike Espy, Dan Glickman, Mike Johanns, John Knebel, Ed Schafer and Clayton Yeutter, urge U.S. lawmakers to approve the South Korea-U.S. Free-Trade Agreement (KORUS). Read More