Who’s Buying Nebraska? After shopping spree, Mormon church is top land purchaser
This story was originally published by the Flatwater Free Press. Read the first story in the series here. Early in […]
A Kansas City farm school shows how the Farm Bill is helping develop urban ag
KANSAS CITY, Kansas, (DTN) — At a holiday market on Monday, the KC Farm School at Gibbs Road hosted about […]
FDA warns St. Louis company about unsanitary conditions in noodle plant
As part of its enforcement activities, the Food and Drug Administration sends warning letters to entities under its jurisdiction. Some […]
Investigate Midwest event in Iowa City draws intimate crowd
A woman whose mother battled dementia finds comfort in Hawkeye tailgating. A drag queen recounts the ups and downs of […]
Police arrest suspect in drug-laced champagne case
A man has been arrested as part of an investigation into champagne contaminated with ecstasy that was linked to one […]
FDA increases import controls on certain cheese, shrimp, tamarind and more foods
The Food and Drug Administration continues using import alerts to enforce U.S. food safety regulations for food from foreign countries. […]
Who’s Buying Nebraska? Corporations, investors grabbing giant chunks of Nebraska farmland
This story was originally published by the Flatwater Free Press. There’s never a Black Friday discount when a piece of […]
FDA sends warning over import violations to food firm in New York and pet food firm in Minnesota
As part of its enforcement activities, the Food and Drug Administration sends warning letters to entities under its jurisdiction. Some […]
Millions of low-paid workers will benefit from this obscure new policy
It’s been a record year for labor strikes. Hollywood actors recently ended their historic, 118-day walkout. Thousands of auto workers in Detroit are returning to factories after more than 46 days on the picket lines. Their labor unions secured major gains during contract negotiations at a time when companies are struggling to find job candidates. […]
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DOJ has work cut out for itself in Agri Stats lawsuit
The splashy Department of Justice office of public affairs press release reads “Agri Stats Suppresses Competition by Organizing and Managing […]