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Senate Agriculture Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., and Sen. John Boozman, R-Ark., ranking member on the committee, both told The Hagstrom Report today that their plans are to write a new farm bill in 2023.

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Sanoh America’s Findlay, Ohio, facility had one-third of its workforce contract the virus and two deaths. OSHA slapped it with a paltry fine of $26,527 as the price of doing business.

Grocery workers at 87 stores in Boulder, Colorado Springs, and the Denver metro area could walk out as soon as January 9 when their current contract expires.

Old Man Winter was late this time around, but he seems to be making up for lost time. Gusty winds will whip the snow around with the lowest visibility across the open fields of greater Minnesota. Travel will be slow with plowable snowfall amounts and winds gusting to near 40 mph. Be careful out there today.

Agriculture industry leaders ended 2021 disappointed that a bill with bipartisan support could not get any traction in the Senate.

The BCTGM is copying the UAW’s method used to break the John Deere strike of dividing workers up by plant, seeking to isolate the more militant plants from the less militant.

The Biden administration is intervening not to defend workers’ democratic rights, but to impose a labor police force over this decisive section of the working class

Let's examine the oppression on our plates behind the Thanksgiving turkey and start a kinder, healthier, more inclusive tradition this year.

Statewide legislation has led to a big rise in food donation and composting. But the trickiest part of the equation—separating food from its packaging—continues to cause headaches.