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:
New York Times: US Assails Pace of Global Trade Talks
Wall Street Journal: Japan, U.S. Agree on Trade-Talks Entry
Wall Street Journal: Guest Workers' Flight Irks Sheep Ranchers
The Hill: Centrist Dems stress 'reasonable' pathway to citizenship for immigrants
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Senator: Agriculture growers largely agree on immigration
Associated Press: IMMIGRATION BILL COULD EXCLUDE MANY
Reuters: Senators aim to unveil immigration bill Tuesday
New York Times: In Assam, Searching for New Crops and Farming Methods for Depleted Soil
Wall Street Journal: Key Issue in Venezuelan Vote: Food
Associated Press: In an increasingly connected society, China confronts new bird flu with greater openness
New York Times: Chinas Action in Flu Cases Draws Critics
New York: Food Politics Creates Rift in Panel on Labeling
Wall Street Journal, Opinion: The EPA Needs a New Broom. Will It Get One?
Associated Press: Inventories Fall as Sales Rise, a Hint That Goods Are Needed
Wall Street Journal: Corn Futures Rise on U.S. Crop Report
The Press-Enterprise: AGRICULTURE: Discrimination-claims process extended
Des Moines Register: USDA to fund electric service projects in Iowa, other states
Missouri Net: Blunt under criticism over Monsanto provision; says he supports Farm Bill (AUDIO)
Kennebec Journal: Pingree bill would increase access to local food
Hays Post: Roberts: Farmers Need Affordable Crop Insurance
The Hill: Farm bureau revamps proposal for five-year bill
National Journal: Food Stamps Are Key Component to Getting Farm Bill Passed
KNIA/KRLS: Farm Bill Conversation Starting Again
Wall Street Journal: Obamas 2014 Budget, by Agency
Des Moines Register: $145.8 billion USDA budget ends direct payments
interview WITH:
Rep. Steve King
Representative Steve King
Congressman Steve King is an outspoken conservative member of the House Agriculture Committee. In this week's Open Mic, the Iowa Republican shares his observations about the farm bill that the committee wrote last week. King put through an egg amendment that may keep states from imposing standards that restrict commerce with other states. He also wants to cut the cost of SNAP and reduce other expenditures as well. King, who is in line to be chairman when the next farm bill comes up in 2018, also discusses how committee membership has changed.
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