…subsidies, which primarily support Agribusiness that produces tasteless food at a high environmental cost. But I disagree strongly on high-speed rail. If we don’t as a nation invest in transportation…

…corporations; and excessive subsidies for companies that are making billions in profits and paying almost no taxes, such as the oil and gas industry, the agribusiness industry, and multinationals like…

…and investment funds and wealthy countries setting up large foreign-based agribusinesses that are guzzling the lion’s share of the water resources and using them to grow crops and biofuels for…

…email and also let some of my creative juices flow. For years I have been trying to figure out how we can offer our on-the-ground agribusiness marketing and development situation…

…agribusiness) American politicians haven’t been able to do it by themselves. The WTO could be providing help for all of us who aren’t cotton growers in the US – which…

…hit the poorest proportionately hardest). And, by locking up an excess of labor and capital in an agribusiness sector that couldn’t turn an honest profit on its own, agricultural protectionism…

…helped agribusiness (e.g., ADM and Cargill) more than Farmer John down the road. Many people see the natural revolution (or the “shale gale”) as a win-win that will allow Americans…

…agribusiness’s treatment of animals was bothering me enough for me to make the change. I eat fish, cage-free eggs and free-range chicken, but no other meat or poultry. I’ve become…

…Agribusiness monopoly has reduced the prices human farmers receive for their products well below their market value in a competitive economy. Other statements made clear the critical reason that Sanders…

…seem inadequate, small, not useful in the bigger picture of global agribusiness, but in a micro economy, small farms have huge impacts. Small scale is not small at all. A…