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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
- Late October polling patterns showing Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump mired at or below 40 percent invite comparisons with the 1964 election that Barry Goldwater lost in a landslide. In the final month of that campaign, Goldwater never exceeded 34 percent in Harri
Hillary Clinton looks to be a potential champion of agricultural biotechnology who already has a basic understanding of the arguments for genetic engineering, according to private comments she made during the primary campaign.
The European Unionðs insistence that geographical indications (GIs) be a part of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP) is looking to be more of a roadblock than ever before, according to documents and industry officials.
Syngenta is challenging a federal judgeðs approval of a plaintiff class encompassing hundreds of thousands of farmers who claim the seed companyðs commercialization of genetically modified seed prior to approval in China cost them dearly when the Asian giant rejected U.S. corn im
A few days before heading to Wisconsin to announce the latest round of Value Added Producer Grant (VAPG) recipients, Sam Rikkers reflected on the quandary of running a popular government grant program.
At first, it might seem a little baffling that some of the worldðs biggest ag companies would have a presence at a convention where almost no one in attendance has the wherewithal to buy their products.
Trans-Pacific Partnership, TPP, AFL-CIO, Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Leaders Summit, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, Donald trump, Hillary Clinton, Department of Justic, Foreign Trade Commission, Department of Agriculture, R-CALF USA
Seven major food companies today announced commitments to work with thousands of growers in their global supply chains to reduce water use and pollution impacts.
The International Agency for Research on Cancerðs latest report, which looks at the cancer-causing potential of five chemicals, received swift criticism from the group that represents U.S. pesticide manufacturers.
Elections, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, American Farm Bureau Federation, WOTUS, Clean Power Plan, rural electrical projects, Deputy Secretary Michael Scuse, Sheetz, BioFuel Infrastructure Project, TRQ, USA Rice Federation, Trans-Atlantic trade
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