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Daybreak March 9: Blunt makes it five GOP retirements

03/09/21 11:00 AM By Steve Davies, Philip Brasher, Ben Nuelle, and Bill Tomson

Longtime Senate appropriator and GOP dealmaker Roy Blunt of Missouri is the fifth GOP senator to announce that he’s not seeking re-election. Blunt is a senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee and former ranking Republican on the Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee that writes the annual budgets for USDA and FDA.

Judge sides with Anheuser-Busch in corn syrup case

05/06/20 6:07 AM By Spencer Chase

A decision from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals will allow Anheuser Busch to continue running its Bud Light ads pointing to the connection between corn syrup and Molson Coors rival products Coors Light and Miller Lite.

Anheuser-Busch ordered to stop showing some corn syrup ads

05/29/19 6:10 AM By Steve Davies

Anheuser-Busch must back off some of its print and TV ads attacking Miller Lite's use of corn syrup, a federal judge ruled Friday.

Light beers trade charges in advertising lawsuit

04/24/19 6:10 AM By Steve Davies

The feud between Miller Lite and Bud Light is heating up, as the parent companies of both brews trade charges in a federal lawsuit over ads that began running during the Super Bowl.

Rising US barley exports depend on NAFTA's survival

11/29/17 1:00 PM By Bill Tomson

Exports of malted barley – grown and processed in the U.S. – to Mexico are on the rise and the only thing that could halt that booming trend would be the collapse of the ongoing negotiations to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Drought gripping much of the Northern Plains

06/21/17 7:15 AM By Ed Maixner

NORTH DAKOTA, June 21, 2017 - In mid-June on the Northern Plains, spring crops have usually rounded first base, the season’s first cutting of hay is being baled or stacked, and cattle are browsing in knee-deep forage.

Some farmers want big changes in health coverage; some, none at all

02/01/17 11:25 AM By Ed Maixner

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1, 2017 - An update on American farm families and their health insurance is a two-part story.

Julie Anna Potts, North American Meat Institute

This week’s Open Mic guest is Julie Anna Potts, president and CEO of the North American Meat Institute. Few segments of the food industry were forced to adapt as quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic to meet consumer demand as members of the North American Meat Institute. Now, Potts says, the meat industry is looking forward to a new normal and embracing new challenges including a court challenge to California’s Proposition 12 ballot initiative that threatens to wreak havoc on interstate commerce of meat. Potts says resolving labor issues remains a top priority for the meat industry as well as securing the safety of their existing workers from COVID-19.

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Meet the Farm Hand

04.09.2021

Meet the Farm Hand: Autumn Price, Land O'Lakes

Autumn Price discusses her Georgia roots and explains the journey she took to come to D.C. She also reflects on the lessons she learned while working on the Senate Ag Committee, the story of how she and her husband first met, the ‘grain glitch,’ and even shares her most embarrassing moment.

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