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2013/06/20 05:23
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Poorly named 'farm bill' full of pork
We almost fell off the fiscal cliff, have supposedly suffered through the sequester cuts and now we are about to be plowed under by the incorrectly named “farm bill.” The Senate-passed “farm bill” is...
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2013/06/16 08:25
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THEIR VIEW: Don't punish those in need » Pharos
... a problem with a fitting solution, not punish the needy. Those two objectives must guide an Indiana General Assembly committee studying a proposal to require food stamp recipients to show a...
U.S. Department of Agriculture Congressional Budget Office Tribune
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2013/06/16 00:22
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LILLINGTON: Lillington hog farmer works to lessen...
... family a more secure living, but they also left behind a distasteful byproduct – two pools of hog waste covering 3.5 acres that emit a mix of greenhouse gases, including methane and carbon...
Tom Butler General Assembly East Carolina University East Carolina University U.S. Department of Agriculture
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2013/06/15 10:53
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Hogs invade Ohio with illegal help
As feral swine continue to pop up in parts of Ohio where they don’t belong, wildlife experts are increasingly convinced that residents are illegally transporting the invasive species from southern...
U.S. Department of Agriculture Ohio Department of Natural Resources
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2013/06/14 21:59
2013/06/14 21:59
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Obama honors first time WNBA champ Indiana Fever
Conn. chimp victim is denied $150M state lawsuitConn. chimp victim is denied $150M state lawsuit A Connecticut woman disfigured in a chimpanzee attack was denied permission Friday to sue the state...
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2013/06/14 21:50
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Obama honors first time WNBA champ Indiana Fever
Conn. chimp victim is denied $150M state lawsuitConn. chimp victim is denied $150M state lawsuit A Connecticut woman disfigured in a chimpanzee attack was denied permission Friday to sue the state...
Barack Obama Indiana Fever DETROIT Department of Agriculture USDA
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2013/06/13 12:47
2013/06/13 12:47
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Stories planned for the Thursday, June 13, 2013, ...
... per gallon fuel tax with a 9.5-cent sales tax on wholesale fuel. Doug Whitley, president of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, said construction projects would boost the state economy. Jim...
2013/06/13 11:39
2013/06/13 11:39
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Wet spring means reduced corn crop estimate
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Corn farmers are feeling the impact of a cool, wet spring but are still expected to bring in a record crop this year. The U.S. Department of Agriculture said in its monthly...
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2013/06/13 09:34
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Update on the latest in business:
... fell nearly 127 points, or 0.8 percent, to 14,995. The Dow had its first three-day loss of the year and its second close below 15,000 in the past month. The S&P 500 fell 13 1/2 points, or...
2013/06/12 05:50
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Food for thought
... his 3-year-old sister. All around the clubhouse at Garden Square Apartments, children shoved soft-shell tacos into their mouths, trying hard not to spill the contents in their laps. It was the...
2013/06/11 15:57
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Report on Summer Meal Programs Finds a Gap in Tex...
Despite a significant jump in the number of children participating in summer meal programs, Texas still lags when it comes to feeding children at risk of food insecurity when they're not in school,...
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2013/06/11 09:52
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Va. pair teach, promote backyard chicken coops
Dearden said they have "hatched a plan that's still incubating" of promoting an "Occupy Backyards" movement, creating a "million-chicken march" and "bringing more and more people under our...
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2013/06/10 20:33
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Road to immirgration reform - Opinion
MIKE DELPHRepublican state senator from Carmel, Ind., who has helped author state immigration measuresQ. What do you see as the merits and shortcomings of the proposed reform?A.Ronald Reagan in all...
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2013/06/06 08:30
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Fertilizer runoff raises Iowa nitrate concerns
DES MOINES (AP) — For much of last year, Iowa's most pressing agricultural problem was a drought that baked farm fields and crops, turning them brown and crumbly. Now the skies have opened up,...
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2013/06/05 09:09
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Soggy spring
DES MOINES, Iowa — It�s decision time for many Midwest corn farmers stuck in one of the wettest springs ever: Plant late in ground that�s been too wet, replant corn in muddy fields or collect crop...
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2013/06/04 22:26
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U.S. corn, soy fall on expectations for planting ...
... latest forecasts "suggest that we're going to catch up and we're going to get a lot of grain planted," said grain analyst Tim Hannagan of Walsh Trading. "The planting window won't...
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2013/06/04 16:01
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Democracy advocate Babak Armajani dies
Babak Armajani, co-founder and head of the influential Public Strategies Group, died unexpectedly Monday at his organization’s St. Paul offices. He was 66. Armajani, known as Armi by his wide circle...
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2013/06/04 13:39
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Historian studies quest for the 12-month tomato
... roundly scorned as the wintertime tomato? The plastic-like red globe is typically so barren of authentic taste and texture that it epitomizes the industrialization of food, says John Hoenig, a...
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2013/06/02 23:41
2013/06/02 23:41
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Committee to look at requiring I.D. for food stam...
INDIANAPOLIS — Voters in Indiana are required to show their photo identification before they can cast their ballot. Should food stamp recipients in Indiana have to do the same when they go the...
Indianapolis U.S. Department of Agriculture Tim Lanane
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2013/06/01 01:44
2013/06/01 01:44
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Mother Nature, equipment help farmers plant crops...
After a wet introduction to the planting season, local farmers and those across the state hit the fields hard in May as Mother Nature opened some timely windows. "I've got my crops in ... about all...
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