OBAMA
Vilsack speaks at DNC
By Jerry Hagstrom, Special to Agweek , September 10, 2012
Obama releases ag budet
By Jerry Hagstrom , February 20, 2012
Industry reacts to Obama's budget
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The crop insurance industry reacted negatively to President Barack Obama’s proposed budget that includes cuts to crop insurance programs while the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, which could be considered at the opposite end of the political spectrum, found the proposal dull.By Jerry Hagstrom , February 20, 2012
Vilsack visits the Midwest
By Jerry Hagstrom , January 23, 2012
Obama proposes reorganizing agencies
By Jerry Hagstrom , January 23, 2012
USDA, Justice Department will continue to collaborate on next steps for proposed GIPSA rule
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department will continue to advise the Agriculture Department on the USDA Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration’s rewrite of the rule governing the Packers and Stockyards Act, outgoing Assistant Attorney General Christine Varney said July 12.By Jerry Hagstrom , July 18, 2011
Washington lawyer establishing ag committee for re-election campaign
SAN ANTONIO — Marshall Matz, a Washington attorney with South Dakota ties, has begun setting up a private sector agriculture committee to support President Obama’s re-election campaign.By Jerry Hagstrom , March 29, 2011
Obama garden promotes good food, good nutrition
By Mary Clare Jalonick , April 28, 2010
Labor Department approves new rules for farm workers
The Obama administration moved Thursday to increase wages and job safety protections for temporary farm workers.By Sam Hananel , February 11, 2010
Latest plan to cut farm subsidies likely dead
If history and the political lineup are any guides, President Barack Obama's latest effort to cut subsidies for wealthy farmers likely will fare no better than his first try — or his predecessor's attempt.By Steve Karnowski , February 10, 2010
Expected freeze on domestic spending budget likely won't affect farm programs, Peterson says
A three-year freeze in spending on many domestic programs, which President Barack Obama is expected to call for when he delivers his first State of the Union message to Congress on Wednesday, likely would have little effect on commodity subsidies and other major farm programs, Rep. Collin Peterson, D-Minn., said.By By Chuck Haga, Grand Forks Herald , January 26, 2010
Analysis: Climate bill may spur energy revolution
By H. Josef Hebert , June 27, 2009
White House connection: Bemidji dog is half-sister of Obama family’s Bo
By Laurie Swenson , April 20, 2009
McFeely: $500,000 isn’t a lot of money in farming
Either the Obama administration is getting bad advice, or the big-city hotshots running this country think farming has not advanced past the Ma and Pa Kettle stage.March 13, 2009
North Dakota, Minnesota leaders react to farm subsidy payments
President Obama’s new federal budget proposal is likely to touch off the second round of political battles over farm subsidy payments in less than a year and has received mixed reactions from North Dakota and Minnesota congressional leaders.By Matt Bewley, Grand Forks Herald , March 01, 2009
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