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:
Des Moines Register: Warmer planet will lead to more intense precipitation: study
Bloomberg: Trump Dismisses Scottish Consultation Over Wind Farms
Des Moines Register: New labels seek to clarify shoppers' confusion about cuts of meat
Des Moines Register: School lunch: It's healthier, but will kids eat it?
Wall Street Journal: Michelle Obama, Students Plant White House Garden
Des Moines Register, Opinion: Basu: Deception in ag bill undermines democracy
Associated Press: China kills market birds as flu found in pigeons
Associated Press: Aid groups push Obama administration to shift the way US helps feed starving people abroad
New York Times: Obama Administration Seeks to Overhaul International Food Aid
Politico: Mark Zuckerberg immigration groups status: Looking for footing
Politico: Business balks at immigration deal
Associated Press: House group, overshadowed by Senate, finalizing immigration bill, path to legalize millions
Politico: Conservative groups back immigration reform
Wall Street Journal: Plan Eyes Fast Green Cards for Farmworkers
New York Times: The Spice Is Right
Wall Street Journal: When It Gets Too Noisy in Paradise, They Call the Frog Whisperer
Wall Street Journal: Farmers Tried for Fighting Police in Vietnam
Des Moines Register: Xenia, USDA reach agreement to restructure loans
Des Moines Register: Healthier kids
Wall Street Journal: On the Hydroponic Farm
Associated Press: Of rumps, butts and shanks: Meat industry trying to cut through confusion with new labels
Associated Press: Monsanto Shows Why Farmers are the Best Customers
Des Moines Register: Monsanto calls Pioneer settlement major breakthrough
Wall Street Journal: Monsanto's Profit Rises 22%
Associated Press: Commodities dive on weak economic data; oil has worst drop since November
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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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