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In the News...

 

 

Dairy co-ops help farmers to remain independent, efficient

     by Randy Mooney, Specail to The Kanas City Star

     May 23, 2010

The farm economy is slowly recovering from the disaster it faced in 2009, but the nation’s dairy farmers are still struggling to regain their footing. As dairy farmers redefine their future, farmer-owned and farmer-run cooperatives are providing a vehicle and a voice to those who want a say in reshaping their livelihoods.

 
     by David Goldstein, The Star's Washington
     Correspondent, May 22, 2010
There’s a food fight raging between Capitol Hill and the Agriculture Department and it is about small potatoes.
Organic small potatoes.  And big ones, too, as well as peas, beans, melons, beef and poultry. Just about anything, in fact, that is farm-raised and edible.
     by David Martosko, Special to The Kansas City Star
     May 21, 2010
Can’t my family and I just have a barbeque in peace?
As Memorial Day approaches, Americans will be dusting off their grills in anticipation of flame-broiling a few juicy steaks, hot dogs, and ribs.  But it seems like there’s always one guy at the party who asks for marinated tofu—which would be just fine if it didn’t come with a lecture.


 

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August 26, 2010
 
David Martosko
Center for Consumer Freedom
 
The American Royal
11:30 a.m.
 
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 September 23, 2010
 
Issue Forum:
Agricultural Sustainability
 
The American Royal
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
 
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The Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City is an association that advocates growth and awareness of the food, fiber, agri-science and related industries in the Kansas City region.

 

Established in late 2003, the Council's mission is to enhance greater understanding about this important industry by joining together Kansas and Missouri agricultural organizations, agribusinesses and other key leaders. This alliance includes more than 250 individuals, businesses and organizations associated with the extensive agricultural and food industry.

 

The Council has proved to be a success as a networking opportunity and a forum to hear from government officials and industry executives.  The Council also seeks to be an advocate for agriculture and agricultural economic growth in this region.