Articles by Philip Brasher

Democrats will be campaigning on a platform that makes the party s most forceful case ever for taking major new steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

If Donald Trump s path to victory in November goes through rural America, he ll likely to have to do better with white working class voters than Mitt Romney did. While that is clearly a key demographic for Trump, it s not yet clear he can get them to the polls in numbers to

Representative Tim Hulescamp, Roger Marshall, House Freedom Caucus, President Barack Obama, TPP, Trans-Pacific Partnership, Darci Vetter, immigration issue, Reason for Reform, Rob Bishop, Hal Rogers, Jim Inhofe

McDonalds, ionophores, antibiotic free, Mike Andres, Steve Roach, Food Animal Concerns Trust, National Chicken Council, Obama administration, Brazilian beef, Food Safety Inspection Service, mad cow disease, BSE, National Cattlemans Beef Association

Biotech Disclosure bill, GMO disclosure bill, President Obama, Agriculture Marketing Service. U.S. Soy Export Council, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Supreme Court, Debbie Stabenow, immigration reform

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, general election, Trans-Pacific Partnership, immigration reform, path to citizenship, Howard Dean, Betty Ritchie, Tom Vilsack, Sheldon Whitehouse, Sean McGarvey, Solar Power, Belt, Bayer Crop Science

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, general election, Trans-Pacific Partnership, immigration reform, path to citizenship, Howard Dean, Betty Ritchie, Tom Vilsack, Sheldon Whitehouse, Sean McGarvey, Solar Power, Belt, Bayer Crop Science

Hillary Clinton, President Barak Obama, Donald Trump, Tom Vilsack, Urban League of Philadelphia, Bil Clinton, Dan Glickman, Bruce Rowher, Pam Johnson, Chip Bowling, Zippy Duvall, Steny Hoyer, GMO Bill, National Milk Producers Federation

Hillary Clinton officially claimed the Democratic party s nomination Tuesday night during the roll call of state delegations. Ann Tornberg, a farmer from Beresford, S.D., who chairs the South Dakota Democratic Party, announced the state s historic vote count 

Donald Trump s campaign is also betting that it can win agribusiness support and run up margins in rural areas by tapping into anger about federal regulations and land management issues. At the same time, the campaign is walking a fine line on trade and immigration, trying to assur