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Microsoft Working With USDA; Agriculture Committee Busy at Work
Microsoft Working With USDA; Agriculture Committee Busy at Work
Microsoft Working With USDA; Agriculture Committee Busy at Work
USDA will partner with Microsoft to launch the "Innovation Challenge," a contest designed to explore how climate change will impact the United States' food system. The challenge invites entrants to develop and publish new applications and tools that can analyze multiple sources of information about the nation's food supply, including key USDA data sets that are now hosted on Microsoft Az
Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Closer to Approval; AFBF President Not Seeking Re-election
Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Closer to Approval; AFBF President Not Seeking Re-election
Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Closer to Approval; AFBF President Not Seeking Re-election
The House Agriculture Committee sent the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015 one step closer to consideration by the full House. By a voice vote, the committee passed the SAFE act, which now awaits the same action by the House Energy and Commerce Committee before it can be considered by the full chamber...
Trade Adjustment Assistance Passed; Repealing of
Trade Adjustment Assistance Passed; Repealing of
Trade Adjustment Assistance Passed; Repealing of
The U.S. House has passed Trade Adjustment Assistance, clearing the way for Trade Promotion Authority. President Obama had said he would not sign the TPA bill without TAA. The bills did not survive the legislative process as a package, but TPA was passed as a standalone bill while TAA was attached to another popular trade bill...
Water Findings Worse Than Original Reported; Conservation Programs Works
Water Findings Worse Than Original Reported; Conservation Programs Works
Water Findings Worse Than Original Reported; Conservation Programs Works
The American Farm Bureau’s analysis of the Waters of the U.S. rule finds the final rule to be worse than EPA’s original proposal. American Farm Bureau President Bob Stallman said the conclusions “are sobering.” The rule would give the EPA and the Corps of engineers the power to determine what falls under the regulation via remote desktop applications, without ever stepping foot on the land in ques

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