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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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Ag in the mainstream media
5/24/2013
Archive of Previous AG In The Mainstream Links
AP: Meat labels getting facelift under new USDA rules
Bloomberg: Tighter U.S. Rule on Imported Meat May Cost $192 Million
AP: Canada Disapproves New Meat Labeling Rules
Gannett: New meat labeling rules draw ire
Global Post: Ottawa threatens 'retaliatory measures' over new U.S. meat labelling regulations
Politico: Hemp, GMO labeling debates hit farm bill
AP: Farm bill: Senate rejects GMO labeling amendment
The Hill:Senate rejects amendment on labeling genetically engineered foods
Chicago Tribune: Senate votes to cut insurance subsidies to rich farmers
Businessweek: Tobacco farmers notch legislative victory
The Hill: Senate votes 59-33 to reduce subsidies for the wealthiest farmers
NBC Politics: Groups look for next step in delicate immigration reform dance
PBS: Boehner: House Will Produce Its Own Immigration Legislation
Washington Post: House Republicans send warning on immigration
AgriNews: ?Farm to Pizza? teaches youth about agriculture
5/23/2013
National Journal: House Passes Keystone Bill For the Seventh Time, With the Same Result Likely
Reuters: House bill would force approval of pipeline
Politico: Farm bill: Sugar interests win Senate vote
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette: Food stamp cuts at center of farm bill debate
AP: Senate rejects bid to turn food stamp program over to states, cut spending
Bloomberg: Tighter U.S. Rule on Imported Meat May Cost $192 Million
AP: Canada Disapproves New Meat Labeling Rules
Gannett: New meat labeling rules draw ire
Global Post: Ottawa threatens 'retaliatory measures' over new U.S. meat labelling regulations
Politico: Hemp, GMO labeling debates hit farm bill
AP: Farm bill: Senate rejects GMO labeling amendment
The Hill:Senate rejects amendment on labeling genetically engineered foods
Chicago Tribune: Senate votes to cut insurance subsidies to rich farmers
Businessweek: Tobacco farmers notch legislative victory
The Hill: Senate votes 59-33 to reduce subsidies for the wealthiest farmers
NBC Politics: Groups look for next step in delicate immigration reform dance
PBS: Boehner: House Will Produce Its Own Immigration Legislation
Washington Post: House Republicans send warning on immigration
AgriNews: ?Farm to Pizza? teaches youth about agriculture
5/23/2013
National Journal: House Passes Keystone Bill For the Seventh Time, With the Same Result Likely
Reuters: House bill would force approval of pipeline
Politico: Farm bill: Sugar interests win Senate vote
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette: Food stamp cuts at center of farm bill debate
AP: Senate rejects bid to turn food stamp program over to states, cut spending
Archive of Previous AG In The Mainstream Links



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