Freedom To Farm
Read The New Locke-Commissioned Research Report Freedom To Farm The Impacts of Agriculture Regulation On Production and Processing In The South In this paper, author Vincent Smith examines the structure…
Read The New Locke-Commissioned Research Report Freedom To Farm The Impacts of Agriculture Regulation On Production and Processing In The South In this paper, author Vincent Smith examines the structure…
In this paper we examine the structure and differences in seven southern states and the federal regulations that govern farms with dairy and cattle herds. We also describe and assess…
Is it milk or is it something else? And do consumers realize that milk is milk, and other stuff doesn’t come from an animal? That’s the nut of the debate…
Lindsay Marchello reports for Carolina Journal Online on a lawsuit from N.C. school boards seeking $730 million from the state for school technology. Rick Henderson’s Daily Journal disputes the notion…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online explores a malodorous deal involving the federal government and cheese. The federal government proposes to buy a small mountain of cheese from America’s dairy…
In North Carolina, milk is regulated to the point that local dairy farmers are not interested in selling it locally. They must test it and have it licensed by state…
In this Cato@Liberty post Walter Olson writes about one of the silliest regulations I’ve heard about in a long time. Dairy farms will be compelled to set up containment systems…
They’re not kidding. A new report from the Food Climate Research Network takes previous alarmist proclamations to a new level.
Oh for the low prices of New York City where there is no dairy cartel!
In Cleveland County, a 312-acre tract of land that is owned by the Piedmont Equestrian Park Authority might be returned to the private sector.
A good article on the federal farm subsidy problem. Given the passage of the NC dairy subsidy bill, the problem is not limited to the federal level. See my recent…
Civilization as we know it in NC is safe. The governor signed the milk subsidy bill. Now babies will get the calcium they need for strong bones and older women…