AG In The Mainstream Media Archive
We collect links from the "Mainstream" media each week to offer you other views of Agriculture today. We display the most recent 20 links on most pages on the website, and show you the rest of our collection here on this page.
AG IN THE MAINTREAM LINKS:
KARE: USDA helps you find your local farmers market
Wall Street Journal: Taking on Immigration, One Bit at a Time
NPR: Visa Exchange Program Draws Scrutiny Under Immigration Bill
USA Today: Deals for industries, immigrants tucked in Senate bill
The Hill: House Judiciary to mark up series of immigration bills next week
New York Times: The E.P.A. Backs Off on Factory Farms
Star Tribune: Obama faces stiff resistance from Democrats on proposed free-trade pacts with Europe and Asia
Bloomberg: Record Soybean Glut Seen Worsening as China?s Appetite Eases
Los Angeles Daily News: Nearly half of those eligible for food stamps refuse benefits
Bloomberg: Sushi Aid in $1 Trillion U.S. Farm Bill Irks Watchdogs
AP: Milk money: Farm bill could hinge on dairy vote
Des Moines Register: Farm bill faces uncertain future in U.S. House
Stillwater NewsPress: Lucas says new farm bill coming
The Hill: GOP leader schedules farm bill vote
Politico: House set to begin on farm bill
Wall Street Journal: Del Monte Canned-Food Business Is Up for Sale
NPR: Old McDonald Might Be A Lady: More Women Take Up Farming
Bloomberg: Agriculture Prices Slump After Emerging Market Currency Weakness
KFDA: Agriculture industry struggling to recover from drought
USA Today: Immigration overhaul backers dominate on ad spending
Bloomberg: Agriculture Prices Slump After Emerging Market Currency Weakness
Portage Online: Farm Bill Best Opportunity For COOL Changes: CCA
Yahoo! News: Farm Bill Could Pass the House Next Week, Agriculture Committee Chairman Says
Houston Chronicle: Senate passes farm bill, moving debate to House
The Vindicator: USDA announces a notice of contract proposals to support advanced biofuels production
interview WITH:
Congressman Emanuel Cleaver
Congressman Emanuel Cleaver
Both urban and rural interests need to stick together in order for a farm bill to pass in the U.S. House of Representatives says Rep. Emanuel Cleaver in this week's Open Mic. Cleaver, whose congressional district covers both rural and urban parts of Northwest Missouri, is a former Kansas City mayor and the grandson of farmers. He is also past chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus. He hopes to vote for the House farm legislation but explains why he would like to see the final bill look more like the Senate version.
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FEATURE: The Peterson Brothers Return with A Fresh Breath of Farm Air (Fresh Prince Parody)
