Articles by Aarian Marshall

There’s a new president in town - or at least a new presidential building – the Environmental Protection Agency today renamed its headquarters after President Bill Clinton

Livingston County, Illinois may looks like standard farm country. But a three-year old partnership between the area’s farmers, agriculturalists, scientists and government workers means visitors need to look a little closer – or dig a little deeper– to find the difference

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie today vetoed a bill that would have banned the use of gestation cages in the state’s livestock production

WASHINGTON, August 2, 2012 -The International Dairy Foods Association takes issue with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack’s belief that the cost of dairy margin insurance could become “very, very expensive” without a mechanism that functions like a provision to discourage production and, thus, pa

Last week, Canada and Mexico released mock-ups of retaliatory measures against the United States should the country fail to change its recently-announced country-of-origin labeling (COOL) rules. It was enough of a hint, National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) officials said during a teleconference

President Obama today signed a ‘clean’ Animal Drug User Fee Act (ADUFA) reauthorization into law, after months of speculation that the legislation could serve as a vehicle for anti-antibiotics legislation

The pitched battle over foreign aid reform landed at the door of the House Foreign Affairs Committee today, where questions of American diplomacy took center stage.

A Connecticut bill that would have banned the use of gestation crates for sows failed yesterday in the state’s House of Representatives