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.
Politico: Boston echoes in Senate immigration hearing
Des Moines Register: Agriculture industry pushes need to reform immigration policy
Politico: New debate over 'working poor'
Minnesota Public Radio: Looking for Minnesota's rural voice
Washington Post: An ancient mating dance offers ranchers, grassland birds a lifeline
New York Times: New York Is U.S. Cultural Leader, at Least in Making Yogurt
The Hill, Opinion: Self-defeating private-sector cannibalism
Wall Street Journal, Opinion: The Experts: What Role Should Government Play in Combatting Obesity?
CQ Roll Call: Cochran Brings Southern Perspective to Senate Agriculture Committee
Wall Street Journal: North Korea Asks Mongolia for Food Aid
Wall Street Journal: Interview With U.S. Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis
Wall Street Journal: Caterpillar Continues to Crawl Along
Wall Street Journal: Deyu Agriculture Corp. Announces Appointment of New CEO and President
Bloomberg: Chinese Winter Crops Seen With Enough Soil Moisture by USDA Unit
New York Times: In Europe, Paid Permits for Pollution Are Fizzling
Associated Press: Agriculture officials expect great strawberry crop
Washington Post: US EPA: California has failed to spend $455 million on safe drinking water improvements
New York Times: Water Rights Tear at an Indian Reservation
Lincoln Journal Star: Cargill calls Harper's piece a 'fable-like tale'
Lincoln Journal Star: Writer goes undercover as USDA inspector at Schuyler beef plant
Craig Daily Press: Udall calls for livestock insurance program in 2013 Farm Bill
New York Times: Immigration Fight Could Define Leahy?s Legacy in the Senate
Weekly Standard: Farmers with Benefits
Washington Post: At small fertilizer plants, safety features and inspections are no guarantees
Wall Street Journal: Pet Projects Sprinkled in Immigration Bill
interview WITH:
Congressman Collin Peterson
Congressman Collin Peterson
With the Senate Agriculture Committee set to start writing a new farm bill on Tuesday and the House Agriculture Committee ready to follow a day later, Congressman Collin Peterson offers his views on how a new farm bill can hopefully get passed by both chambers this year. As the ranking Democrat, he talks about the compromises he's worked out with Chairman Frank Lucas on a host of issues and with Speaker John Boehner regarding dairy policy. Peterson also expresses confidence about a compromise on nutrition spending - even though the level of cuts in the House Agriculture Committee's draft bill are significantly higher than the Senate version.
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FEATURE: The Peterson Brothers are back with a new video titled "From the Land of Kansas." 
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