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.
Bloomberg: Falling Cattle Sales Signal Shrinking Beef Supply, Record Prices
Huffington Post: The Future of Agriculture: The Triple-Bottom-Line Beauty
Washington Post: As stock market falls, investors bid up positions in agricultural commodities, precious metals
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Smart Spending: Spring is here, vegetables are plentiful, but whats the best way to buy them?
Des Moines Register: Spring chill damages Iowa crops
New York Times: With Sales Imminent, Ethanol Blends Impact on Engine Durability Remains Contentious
Wall Street Journal: Food Stamps and the $41 Cake
Washington Post: A worthy G-8 proposal aims to life millions out of poverty
Wall Street Journal: At CME, an Uproar Over Trading Hours
Bradenton Herald: Fruit, vegetable farmers work to keep what theyve sown
New York Times: White House Enlists 45 Firms to Give $3 Billion to Grow Food for Worlds Poor
Des Moines Register: Critics: E15 hurts engines; ethanol fans rip new study
Huffington Post: This Is Why Youre Fat: The 2012 Farm Bill and the Real Obesity Lobby
Wall Street Journal: TIAA-CREF Raises $2 Billion for Agriculture Investments
Politico: Senate games: Every budget goes down
Bloomberg: Immigration Stalls as Opportunities Wane On U.S.-Mexican Border
Washington Post: Lawyers: Criminal probe into 2010 salmonella outbreak targets ex-egg industry titan, son, aide
Bloomberg: Wheat Set for Longest Winning Streak Since January on Dryness
Financial Times: Backlash to longer grain futures sessions
Reuters: Senator seeks expanded visas for foreign high-tech workers
Omaha World Herald: Global trade is states growth partner
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Deere posts 17 percent jump in fiscal 2nd-qtr profit on higher sales, raises profit forecast
Wall Street Journal: Farmland Values Continue to Surge in U.S. Midwest
Los Angeles Times: Chain restaurants dont meet U.S. nutrition guidelines, study says
Reuters: Organic Valley dishes up grassmilk to consumers in US West
interview WITH:
Mike Johanns
Senator Mike Johanns on the pending farm bill.
Mike Johanns is an Iowa farm boy who headed west to Nebraska to serve as governor before heading east to serve as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture in the GW Bush administration before heading back to win an open U.S. Senate seat almost four years ago. He spoke about the politics of the pending farm bill and the challenges caused by geographical conflict. He also talked about the changing landscape for revered Republicans who are losing out to more conservative opponents and the surprising victory of a Nebraska Sandhills legislator who is now the Republican candidate for Nebraska's other seat in the U.S. Senate. Johanns heads up the "Aggies for Romney" campaign and was asked if he would accept the vice presidential slot with Governor Romney on the 2008 Repubican Ticket.
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