; (v) communication between agricultural producers and the agricultural research community to ensure that agricultural research considers the perspectives of agricultural producers, such as changes in yield and fluctuating costs of inputs; (vi) coordination between other Federal agencies, as the Secretary determines appropriate; and (vii) coordination between entities in the private sector, such as participants in the agricultural and food supply chains that work with agricultural producers, relating to climate data, adaptation, mitigation, and response. (2) Composition The Network shall include— (A) entities, and employees of entities, that conduct research, exchange data, provide monitoring and verification services, or provide technical assistance relating to food and agriculture, including— (i) colleges and universities; (ii) State cooperative institutions; (iii) State extension services; (iv) State departments of agriculture; (v) State agricultural experiment stations; (vi) Indian Tribes (as defined in section 4 of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act ( 25 U.S.C. 5304 )); (vii) qualified nonprofit organizations, as determined by the Secretary; (viii) qualified private businesses, as determined by the Secretary; (ix) agricultural producers, producer groups, or producer organizations, including agricultural trade associations and research and promotion boards (commonly known as checkoffs ); (x) agencies and offices within the Department of Agriculture; and (xi) any other technical assistance provider, research entity, or data analytics entity that the Secretary determines to be qualified to participate in the Network; (B) climate resilience-related research networks within the Department of Agriculture, including— (i) the Long-Term Agroecosystem Research Network; (ii) the Extension Disaster Education Network; (iii) the Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center; (iv) the Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center