; (2) to coordinate the transfer of new technology and research relating to climate change that will impact behavioral and management changes to agricultural systems, including to— (A) individuals who work in the field of climate science, including agricultural producers; and (B) individuals, organizations, and other entities with an established history of working with agricultural producers; (3) to improve agriculture research collaboration, data collection, and partnerships and the sharing of information about new scientific advancements in climate research, as well as inform future research efforts; and (4) to facilitate the exchange of regional agriculture climate data and research through a network of partners. (c) Rural Climate Alliance Network (1) In general The Secretary shall establish and administer through the Climate Hubs a network, to be known as the Rural Climate Alliance Network (referred to in this subsection as the Network )— (A) that serves as a coordination hub for the provision of agriculture climate research, climate data, extension, and technical assistance for agricultural producers, the food and agricultural industry, nonprofit organizations relating to food and agriculture, and researchers relating to food and agriculture to address the effects of climate change; and (B) to improve— (i) responses to climate disasters through data collection and information sharing; (ii) communication of climate risks; (iii) accessible education and technical transfer of climate-related, regionally relevant agricultural data and research to agricultural producers in all regionally appropriate languages; (iv) tools and networks that deliver information to prevent damage from extreme weather events, pest and disease outbreaks, and other related climate change impacts; (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