Farmers demand haulage law change
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The National Farmers Union in Scotland criticises the UK Government's reluctance to relax haulage rules.
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By Jacob Luecke, Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo.  Dec. 9--A group of Boone County residents plan to lobby the Missouri General Assembly next year to legalize a new tax that could be used to safeguard farms from development.
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Western governors Saturday urged Congress to change to the Endangered Species Act and make the complex law less of a strain on private landowners.
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Squishy federal guidelines on what makes a farm "organic" has got advocates like Mark Kastel demanding stricter standards -- and forcing big producers to comply
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By RICK CALLAHAN, Associated Press writer  A bill that would prohibit large livestock farms within 2 miles around schools, cities and towns drew criticism Tuesday from a state agricultural official and support from residents who said dust and odors from the farms make them ill.
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Farmers and lorry drivers are set to take part in protests across the UK against the rising cost of fuel.
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Crops damaged by recent wet weather are being left to rot because it is too wet to harvest them, farmers say.
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Australia's drought-hit farmers must embrace change to cope with climate change, including considering the increased use of genetically modified crops, Agriculture Minister Tony Burke said Thursday.
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Media & professional: Â· Shortage of labour threatens crisis for farmsÂ· Squeeze may put more imported fruit on shelves
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A Tory MP calls for change in law after illegal migrants are told to make their own way to an immigration centre.
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Farmers are part of a national movement to legalize growing a plant that is closely associated with marijuana.
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Lawmaker impatience is rising over voluntary industry effort to improve food safety.
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Three major produce industry groups have called for government regulation.
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By GALLOWAY, Jill  Federated Farmers says the One Plan will force some farmers to reduce their dairy herds by up to 20 percent.
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By Kevin Bonham, Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Sep. 7--WARREN, Minn. -- Marshall County commissioners on Wednesday  rejected a proposed interim law to regulate animal feedlots.
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By TACON, Terry  TARANAKI dairy farmers wanting to buy cows may find them hard to obtain because of pressure from South Island buyers.
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By Philpott, Tom  Our flawed federal agricultural policies are long overdue for a major overhaul. Like a barnyard sow basking in the glow of attention at a county fair, the U.S.