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Maal a ‘hee? a | eniviae rete ta Ma reatesecryelrs e ia Ble ps wikhe avilamgne? iip teinertA shew be ‘ZOU ZITATS TMA Gat e742 doweash 6 sas Riis teusiDSngA oc...) Riek aogityO Lt B= TWITSA AAT 3 O2 ol hans) o nines.) ma vse) ype mango? yonagetiald AT WANS ara ' eser-we! oneaga yg, ae ecoth gta alaaadaret r ‘ A jecbua arr© 015 ot i Ou” feghwE Jaren -—~\ INTRODUCTION TALEWANSNT EVN 8T AIAN AESN ES SAE This booklet describes the fiscal year 1994 budget for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). All references to years refer to fiscal year, except where specifically noted. The booklet is divided into the following sections: * Investment Proposals. This section includes the Department's programs that have major additions to base funding for ongoing activities, the purpose of which is to improve productivity and provide a Wide range of critical physical and human capital initiatives. The 1994 estimates reflected throughout this booklet include these requests. * Savings Proposals. These proposals are a part of a governmentwide effort to eliminate spending that is unnecessary or wasteful, that provides unjustified subsidies to identifiable segments of the economy, that goes to programs that simply do not work or which are no longer useful in a changed world. Also, included are savings due to the governmentwide reduction of administrative expenses. ¢ Agency Programs. This section provides detail of the 1994 budget proposals on an agency by agency basis. ¢ Multiagency Programs. This section describes funding for selected programs that involve multiple agencies. ¢ Stimulus Supplementals. This section describes the Department of Agriculture’s programs that are included in the Administration’s Stimulus Proposals. These supplementals are designed to provide a boost to the economy in the short run and create new jobs. All proposed spending in the stimulus package is consistent with proposals for longer term public investment. The 1993 current estimates reflected throughout this booklet include these requests. ¢ Appendix Tables. Knowledge of the following basic budget terminology will assist the reader in understanding the budget proposals: ¢ "Program Level" represents the gross financial value of benefits provided to the public by USDA. These benefits may be in the form of financial assistance through grants, guaranteed or direct loans, cost-sharing, professional services such as research or technical assistance activities, or in-kind benefits such as commodities. * "Budget Authority” is the authority to commit funds of the Treasury. This authority is normally provided by the Congress through appropriations acts. 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