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Irony Alert: BP Lectures People on Carbon Footprint

January 26, 2020

BP has launched Know Your Carbon Footprint. The goal is to help ordinary people understand their own contribution to climate change and the changes they can make to lower their overall footprint. Those wishing to participate are asked to input data in a handy calculator produced by BP. It asks … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Animal Agriculture, Production Methods, Special Issues Tagged With: animal agriculture, climate change

When your name is on it…

January 20, 2020

"When your name is on it, your heart is in it." Farmers often get defensive when someone says something negative (perceived or real) about our produce, our production methods, or our farms. We can get a little angry. We can overreact. We might stop listening and start attacking. If you've … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Family Farms, Farm Living, Lifestyle Tagged With: family farm, farm families, farm living, lifestyle, quotes

Reduction in Soil Erosion

January 15, 2020

Farmers care a lot about soil health. And a big part of that is making sure we reduce soil erosion! … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Conventional, Production Methods Tagged With: farm facts, soil

White House Releases Statement Celebrating National Biotechnology Month

January 14, 2020

So I wasn't aware that January is National Biotechnology Month, though it was apparently designated as such back in the 1990's. Nonetheless, the White House released a statement in recognition of the designation. Here's the parts that stood out to me: The United States has made remarkable … [Read more...]

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Impossible Foods CEO Ridiculously Claims Animal Agriculture Is “The Most Destructive Technology Ever”

January 13, 2020

Impossible Foods kicked off the new year by launching its new faux pork products. Customers can now enjoy ground pork and pork-sausage made from plants. It will be available at a number of Burger King locations later this year. Of course, Impossible Foods had success last year with the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Animal Agriculture, Family Farms, Production Methods Tagged With: alternative meat, animal agriculture, family farmers, family farms, farm families, marketing, media, plant-based meat

Positive Life, Negative Mind

January 8, 2020

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Filed Under: Promotion and Engagement Tagged With: motivation, quotes, wisdom

So Chipotle Supports Farmers Now? Not quite.

January 6, 2020

Chipotle stunned followers recently when it launched a pro-farmer advertisement campaign. Early in December the company donated money to the National Coalition of Young Farmers. And later it hosted a farmer-friendly float at the Rose Bowl Parade. Chipotle donated another dollar to the coalition for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Conventional, Family Farms, Production Methods Tagged With: facts not fear, family farms, farm families, marketing, truth

EPA Supports Monsanto in Court. Here’s Why.

January 2, 2020

It's no secret that Monsanto and glyphosate have taken a beating in court over the last couple years. After IARC unfairly classified the herbicide as a probable carcinogen, people have lined up to sue the company. And juries have awarded verdicts in the millions. Not surprisingly, Monsanto … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Conventional, Production Methods Tagged With: EPA, federal government, glyphosate, legal, Monsanto

Berkeley Commission Recommends California Stop Prosecuting Animal Theft & Trespassing at Farms

December 16, 2019

California does a lot of things that make the rest of us raise our eyebrows. This latest piece goes well beyond that though. Berkeley, California's Peace and Justice Commission passed a resolution supporting nonviolent animal-rights activists and protects animals in commercial operations. The … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Animal Activists, Animal Agriculture, Animal Care, Animal Rights Tagged With: activists, animal activists, animal agriculture, animal rights, animal welfare

Industry Groups Respond to USMCA Progress

December 12, 2019

The United States-Mexico-Canadian trade deal is now on track for passage through Congress. The three countries started negotiating a new trade agreement to replace NAFTA in 2017. It is a signature achievement of the Trump administration. Democrats in the House have been reviewing and marking up the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Government Affairs, Uncategorized Tagged With: congress, federal government, government affairs, politics, trade

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Hi, I'm Amanda. My family farms corn and soybeans in Southwest Michigan. I'm an attorney and I'm passionate about agriculture!

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