Why Superman and Wyatt Earp Left Kansas But Still Loved the Place
Q&A with Robert Rebein, author of Dragging Wyatt Earp: A Personal History of Dodge City.
Q&A with Robert Rebein, author of Dragging Wyatt Earp: A Personal History of Dodge City.
Food stamps stripped as the old subsidy-friendly coalition breaks down
Separate out food stamps from other subsidies, to protect the subsidies, not the food stamps
Is it a federal government or a central one?
Efforts to trim costs after years of growth
Isn't price-fixing part of America's agricultural policy?
Depression era rules manage how much can be sold
Claims negligence hurt farmers and drove prices down
Now only need a $5 retail license
So-called "ag gag" laws unconstitutionally target farm whistleblowers. Two recent decisions have dealt a serious blow to these laws.
Meet the wheat farmer who led a successful secession from Western Australia.
Defendant was standing on public property while filming
Other agriculture industries don't get same treatment
According to the European Food Safety Authority
How agriculture subsidies waste money, distort the economy, and steal from the poor to give to the rich.
What are the limits to patents on self-replicating technologies?
The push to legalize domestic hemp production is gaining steam.
And, of course, the Buffett Rule
It's hard out there for a rancher
From the legalization of cottage foods to the rise of right-to-farm laws, the future of food freedom is looking brighter at the state level.
One less nomination fight for the president to worry about
Would control how some agricultural products are processed