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House spending leader says USDA's wings should be clipped - Vimarsana News

House spending leader says USDA's wings should be clipped

Congress ought to block the USDA’s access to the $30 billion reserve fund it used to launch a climate mitigation initiative, said the chair of a House Appropriations subcommittee on Thursday.

U.S. Rep. Glenn 'G.T.' Thompson Discusses Washington Relationships and Why They Matter - Vimarsana News

U.S. Rep. Glenn 'G.T.' Thompson Discusses Washington Relationships and Why They Matter

U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson recently sat down with Lancaster Farming to discuss his role as the chair of the House Agriculture Committee.

Key House appropriator accuses Vilsack of misusing CCC | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Vimarsana News

Key House appropriator accuses Vilsack of misusing CCC | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

He chairman of the House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee on Thursday accused Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack of exploiting a “loophole” in USDA’s Commodity Credit Corp. account to fund $3 billion in climate-smart projects.

Vilsack defends SNAP increase, CCC spending before Senate Ag - Vimarsana News

Vilsack defends SNAP increase, CCC spending before Senate Ag

Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack pushed back against Republican criticism of spending under the SNAP program and from the Commodity Credit Corp. at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing Thursday focused on the farm bill.

The New Guatemala Deserves U.S. Support - Vimarsana News

The New Guatemala Deserves U.S. Support

(Archived document, may contain errors) 435 May 22, 1985 THE NEW GUATEMALA DESERVES U.S. SUPPORT INTRODUCTION Guatemala seemec to fascinate the United States in the late 1970s. The Carter Administration and the press focused intensive that Central American country. Indeed, Carter cut off U.S military assistance to Guatemala in 19