Governmental Regulations
By Tim Burrack: Arlington, Iowa America is about to go protectionist. Now I’m scared. At least it looks that way after the elections on Tuesday, when the front-running presidential candidates&mdas
Challenges opponents of plan under consideration to come up with an alternative
President signs proclamation that would have revoked benefits March 15
In 2016, modest projected boosts in acreage planted to corn, soybeans and cotton offset wheat and sorghum plantings
By Mark Wagoner: Touchet, Washington Nobody in the Evergreen State wants to refight an old battle over labeling food that may contain genetically modified ingredients. For us, it’s a settled question: Washington
By Annechien ten Have Mellema: Beerta, Netherlands Here in Europe, we hear a lot of negative claims about GMOs. People don’t trust them, say the activist groups. Or they aren’t natural. Or they just
House out, Senate in session | USDA WASDE | FY 2017 budget | Energy bill | EPA
By Joanna Lidback: Barton, Vermont The worst thing we can do for people who struggle to feed their families is to make food more expensive. We can all agree on this, right? Here in Vermont, nearly one in e
Farm bill provision implementation | RMA’s yardstick to measure program | Public/private partnership vital