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<abstract>In 2005, U.S. agriculture faced potentially devastating losses
from Asian Soybean Rust (ASR), a fungal disease that spreads	 
airborne spores. Fungicides approved by the Environmental	 
Protection Agency (EPA) can protect against ASR. In 2005, growers
in 31 states planted about 72.2 million soybean acres worth about
$17 billion. While favorable weather conditions limited losses	 
due to ASR, it still threatens the soybean industry. In May 2005,
GAO described the U.S. Department of Agriculture&apos;s (USDA) efforts
to prepare for ASR&apos;s entry, (Agriculture Production: USDA&apos;s	 
Preparation for Asian Soybean Rust, GAO-05-668R). This report	 
examines (1) USDA&apos;s strategy to minimize ASR&apos;s effects in 2005	 
and the lessons learned to improve future efforts and (2) USDA,  
EPA, and others&apos; efforts to develop, test, and license fungicides
for ASR and to identify and breed soybeans that tolerate it.</abstract>
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