The National Agricultural Library (NAL) is one of five national libraries of the United States. It houses one of the world’s largest collections devoted to agriculture and its related sciences, and has online and in-person tools available for public use.
In collaboration with NCBA CLUSA’s Strengthening Cooperative Communities project, the NAL particiated in a webinar to give participants the opportunity to speak with a librarians to learn all of the ways they can utilize this library for success within their agricultural career, research, and more.
For panelist presentations, a recording of the webinar, and contact information of our panelists, please see below.
View the USDA Presentation Slides
Note: the recording of the webinar will be available at a later date. Please feel free to contact any of the librarians for additional information and questions.
Panelist Contact Information
Jessica Ault, Training and Outreach Librarian Jessica.Ault@usda.gov |
Jamie Flood, Senior Wikipedian and Outreach Specialist Jamie.Flood@usda.gov |
Tammy Kirk, Librarian Tammy.Kirk@usda.gov |
Additional Links to consider
- National Agricultural Library
- Alternative Farming Systems Information Center
- Water and Agriculture Information Center
- National Invasive Species Information Center
- Rural Information Center
- Agricultural Law Information Partnership
- NAL SEARCH
- Digital Collections
- USDA Soil Surveys Digital Collection
- Current Soil Surveys
- USDA Programs to Support Small and Mid-Sized Farmers
- Farm Service Agency Resources
- Farmers.gov
- Organic Farmers and Ranchers
- Agricultural Marketing Service Services
- Ask Us a Question
- How to find the right CSA