They need our agriculture, and they've always bought our agriculture.
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"China has agreed on agriculture that they're going to take off tariffs on agriculture and they're going to start purchasing agriculture," he said.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: No, China has agreed on agriculture, that they're going to take off tariffs on agriculture and they're going to start purchasing agriculture.
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The Department of Agriculture conducts a Census of Agriculture every five years.
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It's very difficult to understand the importance of clean agriculture and organic agriculture.
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"There's just uncertainty," said Joe Aiello, senior agriculture adviser with Roach Agriculture Marketing.
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Bumblebees are particularly important to agriculture, but agriculture is often unkind to them.
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Secretary of Agriculture While there is a long list of prospective choices for Secretary of Agriculture, the most widely discussed choice is Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.
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Agriculture is Mississippi's largest industry, according to the state's Department of Agriculture and Commerce.
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Animal agriculture is inherently inefficient and requires far more resources than plant-based agriculture.
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The USDA found that consolidation happens differently in animal agriculture than in crop agriculture.
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MetLife's agriculture portfolio consists of mortgages for farms, ranches, food production and other agriculture businesses.
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Agriculture: Bennet has been vocal in his criticism of Trump's tariffs on trade and agriculture.
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Now, as it relates to agriculture, we expect and we want them to buy agriculture.
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If it's not industrial agriculture that causes vitamin A deficiency, perhaps it's agriculture in general.
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Han Changfu has been agriculture minister since 2009 and will head the new Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, which will oversee policy on agriculture, rural areas and its people.
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Priority on eliminating the death tax Herbster is "very experienced in agriculture issues and influential around agriculture and cares about agriculture politically," said Ben Cannatti, a spokesman for Ag America.
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One would focus agriculture policy on small, family farms and promote sustainable, gene-technology-free agriculture.
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Futures contracts are how the Invesco DB Agriculture Fund strives to capture the value of agriculture.
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In the San Joaquin Valley agriculture accounts for 18% of jobs and agriculture runs on water.
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Almost all agriculture was organic until after World War II, when chemical agriculture became the norm.
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Read more agriculture visionary: Thomas Njeru Few livelihoods offer as many paths to failure as agriculture.
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The agriculture delegation also canceled its visit to Nebraska, according to that state's Department of Agriculture.
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Around a quarter of the United States' emissions come from agriculture, much of it from animal agriculture.
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Rome, Agriculture Ministry Undersecretary Giuseppe L'Abbate delivers closing address at "2018 Italian Agriculture Yearbook" presentation (1000 GMT).
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Agriculture generates a fifth of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Studies have shown that organic agriculture can support up to 50 percent more pollinator species than conventional agriculture.
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Agriculture: Sanders rolled out a proposal to help revitalize rural farming communities and break up big agriculture corporations.
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"Now as it relates to agriculture, we expect and we want them to buy agriculture," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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"Agriculture in the Cerrado is what took Brazil to the next level," Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi told Reuters.
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GMOs are very much reflective of big agriculture in the US [and] contribute to the industrialization of agriculture.
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"Agriculture is the industry that is employing people in this country... in agriculture there is no (economic) crisis," Agriculture Minister Katia Abreu said after a tour of MATOPIBA with foreign investors earlier this month.
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Urban agriculture supplies about half Cuba's vegetables, according a senior official with the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Rome, Agriculture Ministry holds news conference on the amusement park industry with Agriculture Minister Gian Marco Centinaio (0900 GMT).
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The Agriculture Department memo to employees was modeled after one written by Tom Vilsack, President Barack Obama's agriculture secretary.
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AGRICULTURE China has committed to increase purchases of U.S. agriculture products by $32 billion over two years, USTR said.
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According to online agriculture investment platform AgFunder, venture capital investments in food and agriculture technology nearly doubled to $4.6 billion last year, with "precision agriculture" startups raising $661 million in 2015, up 140 percent from 2014.
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"If agriculture is to be attractive it can't be the same agriculture we've seen in previous generations," said IFAD's Suttie.
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The Food and Agriculture Organisation believes that much of our water problems lie within agriculture, and so do the solutions.
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Hurricane Maria wiped out about 80 percent of the island's agriculture, according to the secretary of the Department of Agriculture.
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Senate approves Trump's Agriculture chief: The Senate easily approved Sonny Perdue on Monday to lead the U.S. Agriculture Department (USDA).
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The main agriculture and food proposals are: * A free trade area with a common rulebook for agriculture and food products.
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"This is very worrisome for American agriculture generally," said Dan Glickman, who served during the Clinton administration as agriculture secretary.
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The bride, 30, is a strategy associate at Agriculture Capital, an investment group in San Francisco focused on sustainable agriculture.
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About 70% of freshwater used each year goes to agriculture, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Mike Conaway (R-TX), the chair of the House Agriculture Committee, condemned Trump's proposed cuts to the Agriculture Department. Sen.
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Mexico's Jose Calzada will meet U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Canadian Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay during a visit from June 19 to 22 to Perdue's home state of Georgia, the agriculture ministry said in a statement.
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It was the first trilateral meeting between U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, Canada's minister of agriculture, Lawrence MacAulay, and Mexico's secretary of agriculture, Jose Calzada, since U.S. President Donald Trump said NAFTA would need to be renegotiated.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt will work with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on the country's wheat ergot policy, the agriculture ministry said on Monday, one day after the head of Egypt's agriculture quarantine authority was replaced.
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The letter also condemned plans to combine the environment and agriculture ministry, as suggested by Bolsonaro's top agriculture adviser last week.
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Glasenberg said he hoped to grow the agriculture business through its vehicle Glencore Agriculture, set up with the two Canadian funds.
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AGRICULTURE Corporate agriculture deploys an array of high-tech tools including sophisticated weather modeling, soil sensors, genetic seed breeding and drones.
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"This is real," said Jeff Witte, president of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture and New Mexico's agriculture secretary.
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South Carolina agriculture also hit In South Carolina, floodwaters heavily affected some crops, Agriculture Commissioner Hugh Weathers told Southern Farm Network.
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These two threats alone have serious potential implications for the health of American agriculture, which is so dependent on agriculture exports.
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In terms of agriculture, Canada is the United States' biggest customer: in 2018, $20.7 billion of U.S. agriculture exports came north.
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The negative effects of climate change also mean there needs to be a transformation of food and agriculture systems to protect the ecosystem upon which agriculture depends, according to a United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) 2016 report.
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Agriculture overall is strategically a key area for Beijing to work with the U.S. China is the second largest destination for U.S. agriculture exports, at $19.6 billion in 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service.
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"We obviously need the agriculture areas to support the human population, but as we get more agriculture areas, then we lose biodiversity and then the ability of biodiversity to support that agriculture starts to come into question," says Newbold.
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Overall, agriculture commodities represent nearly $1 billion in cash receipts to the West Virginia economy, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture figures.
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Food and agriculture shares were strong, with the largest dairy producer, Almarai, and National Agriculture Development rising 1.7 and 7.9 percent respectively.
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Colatto, a former congressmen and member of the agriculture voting bloc, now oversees forestry for the Agriculture Ministry, including the CAR system.
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Some agriculture firms had rallied on Monday amid expectations that domestic agriculture firms could benefit if Beijing retaliated against higher U.S. tariffs.
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On Thursday, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue defended sending aid to the agriculture sector as opposed to other industries damaged by trade policy.
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In the U.S., the organization is overseen by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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" Robert Bonnie, undersecretary for natural resources and environment at the Department of Agriculture, spoke at an event called "Addressing Climate Change—Agriculture.
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, all agriculture production systems will be affected to some degree over the next 25 years.
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Lobbyists for Big Agriculture have deep connections to the House and Senate's agriculture committees, which ultimately write and approve the Farm Bill.
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The Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee will hold a hearing on the nomination of Sonny Perdue to be Secretary of Agriculture.
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Precision agriculture has become a top priority in the agriculture sector as commodity prices have fallen off their highs of 2012-2013.
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Food and agriculture shares were strong, with the largest dairy producer, Almarai, and National Agriculture Development each up more than 2.0 percent.
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Dan Glickman is the former Secretary of Agriculture, Congressman from Kansas and Founding Chair of the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research.
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Dan Glickman is a former Secretary of Agriculture, Congressman from Kansas and founding chair of the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research.
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He chairs the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Livestock and Foreign Agriculture, and sits on the House Foreign Affairs and Natural Resources Committees.
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There also will be trade assistance provided to the agriculture industry through USDA's Foreign Agriculture Service to help develop new export markets.
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Last week, speaking to an agriculture group in Kentucky, Pruitt said he meets often with farmers and ranchers in agriculture-heavy states.
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The discussions will include a meeting of Mexican Agriculture Minister Victor Villalobos and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue on Monday, Mexican officials said.
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About 70% of freshwater used each year around the world goes to agriculture, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The United States exported $263 billion in agriculture products in 28, including $214 billion in soybeans, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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She's been focused on the agriculture industry for a while Hyde-Smith's dedication to Mississippi's agriculture industry started long before she became commissioner.
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German Agriculture Minister Christian Schmidt welcomed the measure as he arrived at the EU Agriculture Council where the Commission officially presented its plan.
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The initial estimate for Iowa's agriculture-related damages is $214 million, according to Kelly Coppess, a representative for the state's Department of Agriculture.
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Even as U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue gets settled into his new role, Congress is talking about agriculture policy and listening to stakeholders.
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The United States exported $263 billion in agriculture products in 214, including $21 billion in soybeans, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"How will a minister of agriculture comment on an oil field or mineral exploration?" current Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi said in a statement.
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An example is agriculture: Industrial agriculture today is reliant on fertilizer that comes almost entirely from natural gas — methane — which is fossil carbon.
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In 28503, at the height of the labor market in agriculture, fully half of all working Americans were employed in the agriculture industry.
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AGRICULTURE Agriculture spending would become greener as Michel wants 40% of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) budget to be dedicated to climate action.
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The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization asserts that industrial meat agriculture is responsible for 503 percent of the world's total carbon emissions.
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Agriculture Michael Scuse, Farm and Foreign Agriculture Under Secretary Following Tom Vilsack's resignation last Friday, the USDA is already under the leadership of an interim secretary -- Michael Scuse, who most has served as the Farm and Foreign Agriculture Under Secretary since 2012.
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Globally, 70 percent of freshwater is used for agriculture, including irrigation, livestock and aquaculture, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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"When the president says that agriculture is getting better, I don't think that's the real world in agriculture today," Duncan said at the convention.
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Joe Aiello, senior agriculture advisor with Roach Agriculture Marketing, said to expect a "20-30 cent range" in prices until the report is released.
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Until recently, the health of consumers was not a focus, resulting in a negative impact of mass agriculture and the rise of organic agriculture.
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Skipwith, a biologist and lawyer, spent six and a half years at agriculture giant Monsanto before joining the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2013.
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Agriculture is the state's top industry, contributing about $84 billion to the economy, according to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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Ben Lilliston is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, focusing on climate change and corporate influence in agriculture.
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But here in America, it appears the Agriculture Committee's focus on national security is just pretext to justify cronyist and fundamentally unsustainable agriculture policies.
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United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) loanThe US Department of Agriculture (USDA) loan helps people in rural areas buy homes with zero money down.
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They've never developed agriculture — they still practice hunting and gathering, like all humans did prior to the development of agriculture about 10,000 years ago.
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Trump previously considered Hyde-Smith to be his Agriculture secretary and she also served as co-chair of the Trump campaign's agriculture advisory committee.
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Trump's list of agriculture advisors and candidates for Secretary of Agriculture also indicate that Big Ag is about to reshape the nation's food policy.
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The study, which focuses on Ethiopia—the cradle of Arabica coffee agriculture—says 60 percent of Ethiopia's coffee agriculture will be impossible by 883.
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The United States exported $138 billion in agriculture commodities in 2017 - which resulted in a surplus for agriculture goods, according to the U.S. Census.
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Glencore's agriculture joint venture, Glencore Agriculture Limited, made an informal takeover approach to one of those companies — Bunge, which is based in White Plains.
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According to the Agriculture Department's most recent agriculture census, total farmland in the United States shrank by 21.9 million acres between 2007 and 25.
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Agriculture, forestry and changes in land use together produce about 21 percent of global emissions, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Along with a bevy of members of Congress, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and top agriculture industry representatives are joining Obama on the photogenic trip.
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The discussions in Washington will include a meeting of Mexican Agriculture Minister Victor Villalobos and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue on Monday, Mexican officials said.
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With some functions of the U.S. Department of Agriculture suspended, the fast-moving agriculture industry has gone without some data and services it relies on.
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There is a program in the Agriculture Department that embraces these tenets, the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative, and its research grants show great promise.
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We were the first consultancy company in biodynamic agriculture in India and we were the first to develop large agricultural projects transitioning to organic agriculture.
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Moreover, India's agriculture sector isn't globally competitive, so any trade agreement that includes liberalization of agriculture markets would be detrimental to New Delhi, he continued.
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The agriculture ministry on Friday urged provincial agriculture departments to release temporary subsidies for breeding farms "as soon as possible" to help them resume production.
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First, in industry and agriculture, the four policies we mentioned already: Those policies in agriculture and industry have an excellent chance of getting bipartisan support.
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Trump had met with two Hispanic candidates for the Agriculture position: Elsa Murano, a former Agriculture undersecretary for food safety, and former California Lt. Gov.
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Bonilla cited his work as the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee's subcommittee on agriculture, which controls the budget for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"At this time, it is too soon to tell just how much Hurricane Irma has devastated the agriculture industry," said Adam Putnam, Florida's agriculture commissioner.
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"Industrial hemp is promising and is the fastest area of growth in Kentucky agriculture," Ryan Quarles, Kentucky commissioner of agriculture, told CNBC in an interview.
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If farming issues are important to the folks back home, but you are not on the Agriculture Committee, join one of several agriculture related caucuses.
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It would continue to require that any seed sold be certified first through the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development's agriculture technology approval committee.
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"This is hitting agriculture once again at a very vulnerable time," said Todd Hultman, a lead analyst at DTN, an agriculture news and data service.
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Secretary of Agriculture - Scarecrow from 'The Wizard of Oz' Having hung out in fields for the majority of his existence, Scarecrow must understand the agriculture industry.
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"Agriculture has kind of been stuck for the last 500 years," said Andy Jarvis, research director at the Colombia-based International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT).
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said in a statement Friday that the deal will "crack open" additional dairy access and cited "significant victories" for U.S. agriculture.
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"These early estimates show just want a devastating and staggering blow this hurricane leveled at our agriculture industry," Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler said in a statement.
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Then they were looking for somebody to come help them for organic agriculture development and I was chosen by the ministry of agriculture as a consultant.
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"All producers are realizing that agriculture is now a data-driven industry," said Daniel Schmoldt, a program leader at the National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
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Agriculture Secretary Luis Miguel Etchevehere, previously head of the agriculture secretariat, was appointed the head of the new ministry, the government said in its official gazette.
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The upcoming elections exacerbate the whole process, said Jonathan Coppess, the University of Illinois' agriculture policy program director and former aide to the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Despite the lapse in funding, the Department of Agriculture will continue providing food stamps to millions of Americans through February, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced Tuesday.
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Agriculture is a significant contributor to GDP at around 30% in 2015 and the government has rolled out several agriculture insurance programmes to develop the sector.
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Florence did more than $1.1 billion in crop damage and livestock losses to North Carolina's agriculture sector, topping Mathew's $400 million hit to the agriculture sector.
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Ruling out the possibility of a warm lake, he turned to the National Agriculture Imagery Program, operated by the Department of Agriculture, to find further clues.
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According to a recent survey by the Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture, 78% of farmers said they believe the trade war will ultimately benefit US agriculture.
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This month, the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, an association representing the elected and appointed commissioners, secretaries and directors of agriculture from all 50 states and four U.S. territories, unanimously adopted a resilience policy that includes support for climate-smart agriculture programs, funding and research.
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"Sustainable agriculture, and farming with an eye to how agriculture is important to a local economy, is always at the back of my mind," she told MUNCHIES.
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At a summit on agriculture in Des Moines in 2015, when all the original candidates were in the race, Republicans seemed to know very little about agriculture.
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Some developed regions, such as Indigo Agriculture, located in Boston, US, has got a great progress in research of regenerative agriculture, which global scale is about $15T.
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As the world's No. 3 largest maker of agriculture equipment, Cramer has started to wonder if AGCO could be part of a turnaround in the agriculture space.
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What if we think about a future in which agriculture gets a technological revamp and the people who work in agriculture need a high-level of education?
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He took an outside course in organic agriculture during his time as a mechanical engineering student three years ago, and set about to combine agriculture with technology.
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A report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that suggests a "tighter supply outlook has encouraged investors to bet on agriculture products," said Wu at Yong'an Futures.
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At the Agriculture Department, the man Trump has chosen to head science as undersecretary of agriculture for research, education and economics has no formal hard sciences background.
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The food and agriculture system underpins the wellbeing of our families and our nation, so it's crucial for our president-elect to make American agriculture a priority.
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Although agriculture accounts for about 15 percent of the country's $2 trillion economy, about two-thirds of its 1.3 billion people depend on agriculture for their livelihood.
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In technical comments submitted to the Senate Agriculture Committee, the agency said the rules that would come from the Agriculture Department could conflict with FDA labeling requirements.
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She was a panelist at yesterday's U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Outlook Forum and serves on the board of the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research.
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"Development and deployment of resistant varieties is the most feasible approach to control these diseases," says Fazil Dusunceli, agriculture officer at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Industrial agriculture representatives have publicly called on the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee to weaken the NOSB and give industry a stronger role in the National Organic Program.
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The report says 70 percent of Zambians rely on agriculture for a living, and agriculture, forestry and fishing contribute 24 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product.
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The groom's mother retired as the director of international agriculture programs from Oklahoma State University there, for which she assists in faculty agriculture-related study abroad trips.
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There are also going to be various market access openings with respect to agriculture products and agriculture standards that the Chinese seem to be loosening up on.
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"The damage has been rapid, affecting both farmers and business operators," Louisette Clemence Bamzok, head of agriculture development at the agriculture ministry, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The Senate Agriculture Committee is scheduled to begin a confirmation hearing on Thursday for Sonny Perdue, the former governor of Georgia, to be Mr. Trump's agriculture secretary.
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The report called for more investments in agriculture, especially in these areas—noting with alarm that the global agriculture orientation index fell significantly between 2013 and 2015.
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Kansas wheat farmers look to Cuba to solve U.S. agriculture crisis Kansas wheat farmers look to Cuba to solve U.S. agriculture crisis This segment originally aired March.
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Mexican Agriculture Minister Victor Villalobos said in a statement the proposed tariffs would cause economic damage to the agriculture sector of $235 million a month in both countries.
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"Planting durians is not just a hobby today as durians are considered as 'gold' in the agriculture industry," the agriculture department said in e-mailed comments to Reuters.
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The FDA, which oversees products grown in cell cultures, and the United States Department of Agriculture, which regulates animal agriculture, have disagreed over who should regulate these products.
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" House Agriculture Committee Chairman K. Michael Conaway and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, both Republicans, said they "will fight to ensure farmers have a strong safety net.
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A separate letter was sent on Wednesday by 26 U.S. agriculture groups - addressing Ross, Lighthizer, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Gary Cohn, the top White House economic adviser.
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China was the top buyer on average of U.S. agriculture exports from 2010 to 2017, making purchases worth $21.6 billion a year, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed.
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"With CETA, we are sure that we will not import the kind of agriculture that we do not want," Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume said on France 2 television.
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"The sooner we have someone in place (as Agriculture Secretary), the better," said Mike Strain, Louisiana's commissioner of agriculture and forestry, and part of Trump's agricultural advisory committee.
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His estimate for imports is above both the 95.97 million tonnes estimated by China's Agriculture Ministry and the 97 million tonnes forecast by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Italian Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry Maurizio Martina tweeted "Victory!" in response to the announcement; Pecoraro Scanio, a former agriculture minister, posted a video documenting the win.
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Spain's Acting Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Luis Planas says Spanish agriculture is being caught up in a trade row that it has nothing to do with.
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MADRID, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Damage to Spain's food and agriculture sector from U.S. tariffs on European Union products is unacceptable, acting Agriculture Minister Luis Planas said on Friday.
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Spain's Acting Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Luis Planas says Spanish agriculture is being caught up in a trade row that it has nothing to do with.
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PEDRO JOAQUIN COLDWELL, I'VE KNOWN FOR – BACK WHEN I WAS THE AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER, THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE— SULLIVAN: YOU GUYS HAD A NICE EMBRACE WHEN HE CAME OUT.
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" House Agriculture Committee Chairman K. Michael Conaway and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, both Republicans, said they "will fight to ensure farmers have a strong safety net.
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The Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has taken emergency measures to control the spread of the armyworm, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization said in January.
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" Her main concerns ahead of the election were education and agriculture, and she voted for Scholten because "I agree with a lot of his politics, especially more toward agriculture.
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And I always say, you go back to the mid 1800s and 80 percent of the population was in agriculture and now 2 percent is in agriculture or less.
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We invest in agriculture because roughly 75% of the world's poorest people live in rural areas, and the majority of them rely on agriculture or farming for their livelihoods.
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And a record-high number of farmers, some 78%, said the trade war will ultimately benefit U.S. agriculture, according to a July survey from Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture sector needs to undertake supply-side reform, especially in corn production, given bumper harvests and surplus grain stockpiles, Agriculture Minister Han Changfu said on Monday.
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According to a recent survey from The Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture, 78% of farmers said in July that they believe the trade war will ultimately benefit U.S. agriculture.
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The forthcoming updated acreage report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has some analysts and grain traders nervous, said Jerry Gidel, agriculture economist with the Price Futures Group.
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In Yunnan, the government has set up 2003,500 monitoring sites at local agriculture bureaus and conducted frequent field inspections, the provincial agriculture bureau said in an email to Reuters.
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Solutions lie in ensuring that funding for a wide range of U.S. agriculture research programs remains robust, as well as in improving the structure and collaboration of agriculture research.
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China canceled 136,000 metric tons of U.S. soybean purchases in the week ended May 24, according to the latest data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Foreign Agriculture Service.
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Gale Buchanan is a former dean of agriculture at the University of Georgia and was chief scientist and undersecretary of research at the Agriculture Department under President George Bush.
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Here is the breakdown: Agriculture: $10 billion The main sources for reduction in Agriculture come from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, and farm subsidies.
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But Stephen Chengetai, an agriculture extension officer at the agriculture ministry, told Thomson Reuters Foundation that one problem in seeing them distributed is that they often "are very expensive".
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Kansas Senator Pat Roberts, chairman of the Agriculture Committee and a defender of corporate farming interests, served up a brilliant quote during a recent press conference with agriculture reporters.
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Indigo Agriculture CEO wants to change economics for farmers with a 'revolution in agriculture' CEO says Crowdstrike's security platform could someday attract Amazon, Google Spotify's IPO disrupted Wall Street.
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USDA's Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS) Administrator Ken Isley will be heading the mission with nearly 50 U.S. agriculture businesses which will hold one-to-one meetings with potential customers.
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Jenna Wadsworth North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture Jenna Wadsworth won her primary with 54 percent of the vote, making her the Democratic nominee for North Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture.
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One of the hardest hit industries certainly would be agriculture and agriculture-related industries, which in 28500 employed 6900,2628 Wisconsinites, or 28503 percent of employed people in the state.
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When the Agriculture Department chooses to promote a study, the impact can be significant, particularly for the agriculture-focused news outlets that are widely read by farmers and ranchers.
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Collin Peterson, senior Democrat on the Agriculture Committee who represents a rural Minnesota district, was particularly critical of Trump's budget proposal to cut the Agriculture Department by 21 percent.
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A 150m-wide buffer zone would prevent French agriculture from ensuring the country's self-sufficiency in food and boost imports, French Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume told Europe 1 radio.
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" (68 words) * Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue: "Sonny Perdue.
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"I'm really curious to see how plants, animals and insects respond," Timothy Reinbott, Assistant Director of the Agriculture Experiment Station at the University of Missouri College of Agriculture told Gizmodo.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Canada will not publicly complain about agriculture trade irritants with the United States, ahead of North American trade negotiations, Canadian Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay said on Wednesday.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Agriculture Ministry expressed surprise at the United States Department of Agriculture decision banning imports of fresh Brazilian beef, saying it hopes to reverse the move through negotiations.
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Exporters were informed about the quotas at a meeting with the agriculture ministry, Vedomosti said, adding that the agriculture safety watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, had started more careful checks for grain exports.
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Japan's agriculture ministry will not join the first round of talks, the sources said, a sign Tokyo wants to avoid facing pressure from Washington to open up its agriculture sector.
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Agriculture, forestry and other land uses are responsible for a quarter of the greenhouse gas emissions heating up the planet, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The draft bill, which the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry Committee will markup Thursday, requires the Secretary of Agriculture to establish a national voluntary labeling standard for bioengineered, or GMO, foods.
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The letter, sent from the agriculture committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, marks the latest salvo in an ongoing debate over the EPA's role and influence in U.S. agriculture.
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Outside the two specialized lenders (John Deere Capital Corporation and Rabobank), the top bank agriculture lenders in the U.S. by dollar volume have minimal agriculture exposure relative to total loans.
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As the former chairman of both the Agriculture and Intelligence Committees, I was pleased to see the importance of agriculture discussed in the context of our homeland and national security.
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In 2016 alone, the U.S. exported nearly $43 billion worth of food and agriculture goods to Mexico and Canada, making our NAFTA partners the largest export consumers of U.S. agriculture.
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The program will "facilitate the investment in transitional agriculture through a consistent set of rules, and ultimately support the continued growth of organic agriculture," the USDA said in a notice.
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Last year, about 150 farmers received the lining under the program, which began in 2016, said Ram Parsad Pandey, a senior agriculture officer with the Prime Minister Agriculture Modernization Project.
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"For agriculture to be successful, it starts with quality planting material," Christopher Ekungwe, regional delegate of agriculture and rural development for Cameroon's Southwest region, said in an interview in Buea.
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Animal agriculture is responsible for 20173% of global greenhouse emissions, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization, with 22017% of those emissions coming from beef and dairy cattle.
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"Farmers are thrilled," said Jerry Hagstrom, who runs the agriculture-focused newsletter the Hagstrom Report, at a panel on agriculture policy hosted by the American Enterprise Institute earlier this week.
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"Agriculture is in transition," Pasquale Steduto, regional program leader for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in the Middle East and North Africa told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently launched "10 Building Blocks" to reduce emissions from agriculture and forestry by 2025 and create incentives for carbon sequestration, but questions about implementation remain.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will not reach a trade agreement with the European Union if agriculture is not included, a senior U.S. Agriculture Department official told reporters on Thursday.
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They are important for biodiversity, flood regulation and as a source of water for drinking and agriculture, but they are being degraded by encroaching agriculture, mineral exploitation and pollution, it said.
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Typhoon Mangkhut caused about $265 million of damage to the agriculture sector in the Philippines, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), with at least 281,000 farmers directly affected.
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Described by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as a "new agriculture frontier" Piaui is part of Brazil's MATOPIBA region which has seen a flurry of large-scale investment in recent years.
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MNUCHIN: Chris, I was in the room and we had specific conversations about agriculture and the need to break down the barriers on agriculture and have more opportunities for our farmers.
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But Trump's Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, told an agriculture conference in February that Trump "stands with corn farmers, biofuels farmers and the RFS," according to a recording heard by Reuters.
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"We'll be discussing very strongly agriculture because, as the prime minister knows, Japan puts very massive tariffs on our agriculture...and we want to get rid of those tariffs," Trump said.
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The 4-H program is a youth organization with 6 million members and is administered by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture which is part of the Department of Agriculture.
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In fact, to ensure the administration has the tools to promote American agriculture exports, our committee created an Under Secretary of Agriculture for trade and foreign affairs position within the USDA.
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As an example, the USDA's Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) is the largest federal research program, providing competitive grants to researchers to solve our 2628st-century food and agriculture challenges.
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There does seem to be some consensus on agriculture; Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said last week that China had committed to buying an additional 10 million metric tons of US soybeans.
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Darci Vetter, a former agriculture negotiator for the Obama administration, said the section on agriculture "addressed a number of longstanding irritants" that have stopped shipments of milk, chicken, beef and pork.
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Nebraska's economy depends on agriculture, and Nebraska agriculture relies on the Ogallala Aquifer, the vast underground water source that nourishes crops and livestock on a huge swath of the Great Plains.
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"We have three big challenges to manage - climate change, food security, and the connection between agriculture, forestry, economy and employment," said Stephane Le Foll, a French parliamentarian and former agriculture minister.
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Oasis Biotech represents its first major foray into controlled agriculture in the United States and an opportunity to showcase its technology and sell equipment and lights to other indoor agriculture businesses.
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" "The King of Soya' in the Ministry of Agriculture.
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The takeaway In short, we cannot determine yet whether organic agriculture could feed the world and reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture while providing decent jobs and giving consumers affordable, nutritious food.
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It was trying to bring the agriculture and the nutrition communities together and get them used to the idea that agriculture had a role to play in improving nutrition, and vice versa.
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She said Brazilian health agency Anvisa, as well as the Agriculture Ministry, were also going to file separate appeals against the decision to suspend glyphosate and another two chemicals used in agriculture.
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"The president has great agriculture advisers around him, and his public comments indicate that he understands this is troubling to the folks in the production of agriculture in Middle America," Conaway said.
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This law created a task force bringing the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) together to help farmers access high-speed broadband and precision agriculture technology.
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" Department of the Treasury GLOBAL AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY PROGRAM "The Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP) is a multi-donor trust fund that supports agricultural investment plans of poor countries.
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For Rusagro, a major sugar, agriculture, pork and fats producer, it means less revenue from the agriculture business, but also additional support for its meat production, which benefits from cheaper feed grain.
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As Secretary of Agriculture, Perdue will oversee USDA's role in helping to limit the use of antibiotics in animal agriculture — a major source of the public health threat of antibiotic-resistant infections.
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At the same time, in the commodity market, due to the impact that China impose tariffs on part of US agriculture products, the futures of US agriculture products had a sharp decline.
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The full report, 'Agriculture Lending in U.S.: Softening Trend Manageable for Farm Credit System and Commercial Banks,' includes an overview of agriculture lending in the U.S. and can be found at www.fitchratings.
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Pat Roberts, the Kansas Republican who chaired the Senate Agriculture Committee, said "it could be a problem" in the long term for the Department of Agriculture if the fight is not resolved.
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" Clovis, who was already serving as the senior White House adviser on the Agriculture Department, added that he will "continue to serve at the pleasure of you and the secretary of agriculture.
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Previously named candidates, for the ministries of industry, labor, the civil service, the environment and agriculture, include three university professors, a general from the Carabinieri police and a senior agriculture ministry official.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said Tuesday the emergency aid package will use existing funding to mitigate the estimated $11 billion impact of "illegal tariffs" other countries have imposed on US agriculture exports.
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Total U.S. agriculture product shipments to China dropped 22017%, or $22 billion, in the first quarter of 0003 versus the same period in 2000, according to United States Department of Agriculture data.
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The Department of Agriculture could work with its National Institute for Food and Agriculture (generally the land grant institutions) to set up the mechanisms to measure and reward carbon capture on farms.
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Several agriculture lobby groups in Washington were told U.S Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, confirmed by the Senate on Monday, met with Trump on Wednesday evening to dissuade him from withdrawing from NAFTA.
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A recent report from the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said steadily rising temperatures had increased the frequency and intensity of disasters in the region's valleys, threatening the sustainability of traditional agriculture.
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And considering most of the farmers and agriculture companies using drones are big-ag-owned farms that manage thousands of acres of land, the potential for drone growth in agriculture is extensive.
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The agriculture lobby and politicians from farm states have been pressing the administration, including Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, to refrain from imposing tariffs or trade penalties.
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A recent report from the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said steadily rising temperatures had increased the frequency and intensity of disasters in the region's valleys, threatening the sustainability of traditional agriculture.
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"It was the most balanced meeting I've ever attended in terms of people from different parts of food and agriculture," said Dan Glickman, who served as Agriculture secretary during the Clinton administration.
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On Thursday, the Agriculture Committee will mark up legislation reauthorizing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees the $400 trillion U.S. swaps market as well as trading in agriculture, metals and energy.
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The United States has insisted it will not reach a trade deal with the EU if agriculture is not included, but the EU has excluded agriculture from its mandate for the talks.
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While, for over 400 years, the island's economy was based on agriculture, Puerto Rico's industrialization after World War II led to a collapse of agriculture production, only revived recently and growing at 3 to 5 percent every year over the past six years, Carlos Flores Ortega, Puerto Rico's secretary of the Department of Agriculture told the New York Times.
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At the same time, Trump also stated that he had asked the Minister of Agriculture to launch a plan that aims to protect the benefits of US farmers and agriculture, which due to China want to impose more tariffs on US agriculture products, but the White House also confirmed that Trump wants to negotiate with China.
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"We have been having meetings with the Secretary of Agriculture, with the U.S. Trade Representative, and talking to them about the importance of trade and how important it is to agriculture — and letting them know what kind of impact sanctions would have on agriculture," said Jim Miller, chairman of the U.S. Soybean Export Council and a Nebraska soybean farmer.
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Soil erosion happens naturally, but intensive agriculture, deforestation, mining and urban sprawl accelerate it and can reduce crop yields by up to 50%, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The recent involvement of the Department of Agriculture in reviewing the ChemChina-Syngenta deal suggests a growing awareness that consolidation in this sector poses dangers to the environment, to agriculture and the economy.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Friday Trump had asked him to create a plan to help American farmers cope with the heavy impact of the U.S.-China trade war on agriculture.
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MOSCOW, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Russia's agriculture watchdog and China's customs service have agreed on sanitary and veterinary requirements for the supply of frozen poultry meat to China, Russia's agriculture ministry said on Wednesday.
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Investment in food and agriculture technology start-ups reached $2386 billion in 2015, nearly double 2014 levels, with particular boosts in irrigation technology, food e-commerce and precision agriculture using drones and robotics.
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Trump on Tuesday named 64 people to his agricultural advisory committee, including six U.S. governors, a former U.S. Department of Agriculture secretary, and the chairmen of the U.S. House and Senate agriculture committees.
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Agriculture secretary nominee Sonny Perdue received the backing of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry on Thursday but a vote by the full Senate might not happen before the Easter break.
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Signed: April 25, 2017 The order creates a task force, led by Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, that will identify policy options to promote U.S. agriculture business and job growth in rural America.
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Sherri Dougherty is the Photo Editor of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), whose scope includes food, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, emergencies, natural resource management, and food quality and safety.
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"The problems are not dissimilar to doing agriculture on Mars," says Professor Heribert Hirt, head of the Center for Desert Agriculture at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia.
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U.S. producers participating in government programs, such as Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage, are required to report all cropland use to the Farm Service Agency within the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Agriculture groups push Congress to keep interest deduction: More than 21625 agriculture groups are expressing concerns about House Republicans' proposal to eliminate the deduction for interest expenses as part of corporate tax reform.
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Al GreenAlexander (Al) N. GreenWe need a climate plan for agriculture No industry will be impacted by climate change worse than agriculture Five factors that will determine gun control debate MORE (D-Texas).
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China will support qualified agriculture companies to go public, the central bank said in a statement posted on its website, which was jointly issued by multiple authorities including the finance and agriculture ministries.
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Most of that increase will be in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said at the launch of its annual State of Food and Agriculture report.
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"We have our work cut out for us to make the Trump administration understand the value of agriculture trade," Senator Pat Roberts, a Republican who chairs the Senate Agriculture Committee, said in December.
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Beef and dairy cattle together account for an outsize share of agriculture and its attendant problems, including almost two-thirds of all livestock emissions, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
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In 1961, Orville L. Freeman, President John F. Kennedy's secretary of agriculture, named Mr. Bergland chairman of the Minnesota Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, an arm of the United States Department of Agriculture.
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"The outlook for 73 is very grim" Beyond the impact on agriculture, general food stores and livestock have been significantly hurt by the drought, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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"The outlook for 2016 is very grim" Beyond the impact on agriculture, general food stores and livestock have been significantly hurt by the drought, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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It also stems from a push by the government to develop agriculture and diversify the economy away from oil; the Kazakh Ministry of Agriculture provides loans to farmers to expand the hybrid herds.
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"Florida agriculture took it on the chin as Hurricane Irma pummeled the state, and the $2.5 billion in agricultural damages is only an initial assessment," said Adam H. Putnam, Florida commissioner of agriculture.
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Eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from sectors like manufacturing and agriculture.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue thanked FSA staff in a tweet.
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Conventional agriculture has neglected these sustainable practices for too long.
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Most of the losses have been due to expanding agriculture.
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It was meant as a tribute to the agriculture industry.
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Without reform, agriculture in Japan may become even more inefficient.
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One a Florida congressman, the other, the Florida agriculture commissioner.
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Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan will go to Paris on Feb.
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They aren't trying to transform agriculture or save the world.
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They are investing in mining, agriculture, energy, ports and airports.
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The rest came from sectors including agriculture and waste management.
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The company owns major sugar, grocery, agriculture and ingredients businesses.
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Nor were they comforted by the EPA's exemptions for agriculture.
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Lowering barriers to buy and sell agriculture and industrial commodities.
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Governments pledged to allocate 10% of their budgets to agriculture.
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"We're obviously evolving," said Cord Nuñez, of agriculture company Hortau.
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And the most important thing is Agriculture and Armed Services.
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Employees of the Department of Agriculture have also been gagged.
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Democratic former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy and incumbent Republican Sen.
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It added that agriculture and energy commodity prices were mixed.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture strongly discourages feeding wild animals.
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They sell their local agriculture to the families living there.
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Though remaining committed to agriculture, Mr MacLennan rejects that idea.
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And many more people depend on these landscapes for agriculture.
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Remember that the bill didn't fail because of agriculture policy.
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Mexico and Canada are huge buyers of U.S. agriculture products.
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I definitely wasn't thinking about them in relation to agriculture.
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The impact of tariffs on US agriculture is no joke.
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I showed them how urine can be utilized in agriculture.
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Organic agriculture is the best system to combat climate change.
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Yet one crucial factor has been relatively underplayed: restructuring agriculture.
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On economy aspect, the most direct impact is on agriculture.
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The U.S. agriculture secretary is a former governor of Iowa.
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China is one of the largest buyers of U.S. agriculture.
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Pollution from agriculture would be eliminated by supporting family farming.
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That led to retaliation against U.S. agriculture and other imports.
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Collin Peterson, the top Democrat on the House Agriculture Committee.
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Move part of the Department of Agriculture to Jackson, Mississippi.
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Agriculture and fisheries are not covered by the EEA agreement.
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"The problem is that agriculture is not adjusting," he says.
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China's Ministry of Agriculture declined to comment for this article.
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The other industry that I'm currently deep into is agriculture.
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Quote: Agriculture is out of the scope of these discussions.
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Orders are expected on veterans' issues, energy, agriculture and trade.
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"Agriculture was severely hit by the flooding," he told Reuters.
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And with booming agriculture comes a heavy dependence on pesticides.
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Pesticides have boosted crop production since the dawn of agriculture.
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Sonny Perdue told the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee.
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Ryan Zinke for Interior and Governor Sonny Perdue for Agriculture.
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Animal agriculture also contributes to water scarcity and groundwater pollution.
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Topping the list for agriculture are cotton, sugarcane and tobacco.
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Sonny Perdue (R) to lead the Agriculture Department last week.
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Trump nominated Perdue to lead the Agriculture Department on Jan.
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Our findings, we believe, could really benefit the agriculture industry.
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Its focus is on "smart" cities, housing, energy and agriculture.
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The European Union spends $20153 billion a year subsidizing agriculture.
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They used fires widely to work the land into agriculture.
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Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume denounced Trump's decision as "completely moronic".
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Help came from an unlikely place: the Department of Agriculture.
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"Agriculture is not something you can do alone," Wayne said.
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Trump has been considering Heitkamp for Agriculture or Energy secretary.
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But the results have been extremely limited, mainly to agriculture.
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AGRICULTURE has long troubled Britain's relations with the European project.
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A veterinarian by training, Perdue is embedded in industrialized agriculture.
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Even Constantine's included an exception for countrymen tending to agriculture.
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China has targeted American agriculture in retaliation for U.S. tariffs.
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The chairs of the House and Senate Agriculture committees -- Rep.
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"Agriculture in Turkey is dying on the vine," said Sangari.
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The state exerted control over industry, agriculture, the whole economy.
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The plan follows the United States Department of Agriculture standards.
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"Only the club's minister of agriculture actually knows its contents."
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Those include manufacturing, health care, agriculture, education and public utilities.
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Even agriculture is going to have to pay a bit.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates MORE as Agriculture secretary.
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She sits on the House Agriculture, Budget and Oversight committees.
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Food stamps are currently housed in the Department of Agriculture.
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This includes projects that combine solar arrays with active agriculture.
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This year, flooding is plaguing agriculture far beyond the Delta.
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"She's an introvert," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, a Democrat.
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She is also a former secretary of agriculture for Iowa.
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King's that enable abject cruelty in the animal agriculture industry.
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Globally, agriculture is the number one source of methane emissions.
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If agriculture can economize more easily that urban users, great.
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Both groups belong to the Western Agriculture and Conservation Coalition.
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Earlier this month, Mexico slapped tariffs on several agriculture products, .
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"Tariffs for agriculture have been devastating," Gibbs told the Blade.
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It's no secret that U.S. agriculture is struggling right now.
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Brian Kelly was a buyer of PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Twitter on Feb.
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And during a House Agriculture Committee meeting in April, Rep.
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These losses exacerbate inequality considering agriculture is the largest employer.
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"Agriculture is a part of global security politics," he said.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has called BPI's product safe.
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Sistema interests also include agriculture, real estate and other assets.
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Twenty years ago, Europe largely rejected genetic modifications in agriculture.
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The Department of Agriculture provides an even more encouraging number.
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Women today dominate African agriculture, the continent's most important sector.
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He said he had acted on behalf of American agriculture.
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Every hit to agriculture ripples throughout the broader rural economy.
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He is running against the state agriculture commissioner, Adam Putnam.
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Agriculture, a state economic powerhouse, has been especially hard hit.
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Its virtues, relative to conventional agriculture, have long been clear.
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But Europe insists that agriculture is not on the table.
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Today, American agriculture is even more tied to global markets.
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But government is already a big part of American agriculture.
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Eighty percent of Tanzanians depend on agriculture for a living.
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Worldwide, agriculture accounts for 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Laura Kelly, and former Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Josh Svaty.
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Agriculture, because of rocky soil, isn't visible around each bend.
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It's just liberal white noise to most involved in agriculture.
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Of course there's plenty about agriculture policy to rant about.
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As an agriculture and food company, Bolthouse is considered essential.
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Two areas of impact particularly stand out: trade and agriculture.
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The biggest reason is expansion of agriculture into forested areas.
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International markets are yet another conundrum for the agriculture industry.
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Other sectors like tourism and agriculture are also being battered.
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They are Community Supported Agriculture groups, not Community Service Associations.
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The Department of Agriculture did not return requests for comment.
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"That lake is heavily impacted by citrus agriculture," he said.
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Occupations: She is a physician assistant; he works in agriculture.
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On the other side of the aisle, Senate Agriculture Chairman
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Lilly doesn't think indoor vertical farms will replace outdoor agriculture.
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Robert Aderholt, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee's agriculture subcommittee.
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Few livelihoods offer as many paths to failure as agriculture.
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Agriculture is also taking a severe hit, as is shipping.
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Iowans and millions of others whose livelihoods revolve around agriculture.
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Now it will add agriculture technology, education and health care.
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Editor's note: Sonny Perdue is the US Secretary of Agriculture.
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Sectors like agriculture, hospitality and construction are worried about labor.
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The food and agriculture industries also present opportunities, he said.
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"Corporate agriculture has a huge stake in this," he said.
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Greg Frazier is an independent consultant on food and agriculture.
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Agriculture accounts for 17% of the country's gross domestic product.
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Bergland was appointed as secretary of Agriculture in January 1977.
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Desert agriculture has existed in the region since ancient times.
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Federal regulations governing organic agriculture prohibit the use of glyphosate.
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Reform agriculture enough, and climate change is pretty much solved.
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The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said in a Jan.
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The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) is in particular need.
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Firefighters managed to control the blaze in the Agriculture Ministry.
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That big continuous forest has been eaten up by agriculture.
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DeSantis defeated Adam Putnam, the state agriculture commissioner, CNN projects.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue told the STB in a Sept.
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The press, Congress and the Department of Agriculture followed suit.
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But agriculture represents only 6 percent of the rural economy.
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The Department of Agriculture wants you to check your freezer.
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The Agriculture Department saw a 7% bump from last year.
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Japan has long been a cornerstone of U.S. agriculture trade.
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There's actually a major hiring shortage in agriculture these days.
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Animals also dealt with animal agriculture, but focused on animal
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One could probably look at animal agriculture itself as a
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For example, why stop at bailouts for the agriculture industry?
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Statutorily, the secretary of Agriculture is given several specific charges.
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Funding also focuses on agriculture, economic growth and food security.
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That is more than the agriculture, transportation or warehousing sectors.
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Clovis was nominated to be the Agriculture Department's chief scientist.
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Kobach's focus is on illegal immigration; Marshall's is on agriculture.
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Glaciers can also be an important water source for agriculture.
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But not everyone in agriculture thinks Trump should back off.
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Those rules cover trade, migration, agriculture, the environment, and more.
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The Department of Agriculture didn't respond to request for comment.
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It's part of a reckoning in agriculture over climate change.
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The Syrian agriculture ministry was not immediately available for comment.
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Of these, 60% had done so to work in agriculture.
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We're going to talk about the technology beyond agriculture ... technology.
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Nothing in agriculture is as divisive as a modified genome.
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