Category Archives: General Advocacy

Tariff Uproar

When did it become so wrong to protect something of value? Now that everyone is talking about the tariffs President Trump ordered on imported steel and aluminum earlier this month, we must also question why the United States continues to … Continue reading

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“We have more reason to fear USDA than any foreign power.”

Who Is Allan Savory Allan Savory has been many things in his life: an environmentalist, an academic, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist and a political refugee, just to name a few. He graduated from the University of Natal in South Africa … Continue reading

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COOL – “What you don’t know can hurt you.”

A 2007 video on Country of Origin Labeling is relevant today – “In this case, what you don’t know can hurt you.” The U.S. Congress repealed country of origin labeling (COOL) for beef and pork in late 2015, just ahead … Continue reading

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“THE HUSBANDMAN THAT LABORETH MUST BE THE FIRST PARTAKER OF THE FRUITS.”

St. Paul’s quote, “The husbandman that laboreth must be the first partaker of the fruits,” is cut in stone above the entrance to the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington DC. Only one person I have talked to over … Continue reading

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Big Hunger

January 25, 2018 Recently I attended, “Rooting out Hunger: Strategies and Perspectives in the Anti-Hunger Movement“, held at Colorado College and featuring Andy Fisher, author of the new book Big Hunger. Mr. Fisher seemed to present an open-and-shut case. Chronic … Continue reading

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