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:
Wall Street Journal: Oklahoma Poised to Lift Ban on Horse Slaughterhouses
NPR: Are Agriculture's Most Popular Insecticides Killing Our Bees?
Wall Street Journal: Use of Food Stamps Swells Even as Economy Improves
Politico: Big Agriculture flexes its muscle
Lexington Herald-Leader: Agriculture board approves livestock care standards despite objections
New York Times: Slow Food Quickens the Pace
Wall Street Journal: After Bankruptcy, Dippin Dots Aims for Healthier Future
Wall Street Journal: When the Box Says 'Protein,' Shoppers Say 'I'll Take It'
New York Times: Agent G.M.O.
New York Times: Picking New Yorks State Soil? Not So Fast
National Review Online: Wind Farm Touted for Environmental Leadership Under Investigation for Eagle Death
CBS News: Scotland approves wind farm opposed by Donald Trump
NJ.com: Dept. of Agriculture officials honor Sandy-impacted schools for nutritional successes
Huffington Post, Opinion: USDA StrikeForce: Expanding Partnerships and Opportunity in Rural Communities
Folio: Penton Set to Roll Out New Agriculture Division
Bloomberg: Wheat Declines as Investors Exit Ahead of USDA Stockpiles Report
Inside Scoop SF: Court dismisses USDA foie gras lawsuit
Washington Post: The AFL-CIO wants foreign workers paid more than native-born ones. Why?
New York Times: New Mexico Farmers Seek Priority Call as Drought Persists
Washington Post: USDA grows rural poverty effort
Wall Street Journal: DuPont, Monsanto Resolve Patent Dispute
Reuters: April decision possible on Japan joining TPP talks: New Zealand's Groser
New York Times: France Seeks Slower Pace of Negotiations for a U.S.-Europe Trade Pact
Bloomberg: French Companies Largely Favor U.S.-EU Trade Pact, Bricq Says
Wall Street Journal: Raisins in the Sun
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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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