Here s a quote from a page on AFF s web site explaining their goals: To explain the contributions of free market capitalism and advanced technology to the world food supply and its importance in increasing food availability not only to all Americans, but to poor populations in the developing world. It s an organization that preaches the most unreconstructed form of free enterprise - keep the government the hell out of the way and let the industry fend for itself. Here s a quote from a page...

The LCF holds seminars and conducts presentations in Alberta on the merits of farming in the province. They offera land listing which allows producers in the area to post their land up for sale on a website. Andrews says they are now expanding their recruiting into Ontario to try and tap into that resource. Attractive Farming In Saskatchewan. Tuesday, 17 July 2007 The Last Cattler Frontier has been trying to attract Alberta ranchers to East Central Saskatchewan for the past seven years....

Farmers used to get subsidies for growing more grain than Europeans could eat and, eventually, a hue and cry over mountains of unsold grain prompted even more curious market manipulation. Set-aside, paying farmers a fee to leave land fallow, is more fuel to urban rage against rural dependence, but the market is again upsetting the schemers and planners. In the UK, set-aside has been a huge administrative rigmarole, in which farmers had to ensure they had set aside a precise number of...

The latter characterization, offered by grain-handling executive Pat Ptacek, is likely to attract plenty of attention from those who farmed through a seed-industry debacle that began in the 1990s and eventually resulted in corn producers collecting more than $100 million in damages. The latter characterization, offered by grain-handling executive Pat Ptacek, is likely to attract plenty of attention from those who farmed through a seed-industry debacle that began in the 1990s and eventually...

By Janice Chen L Tuesday, Jul 17, 2007, Page 8 At an international food safety conference in Beijing in May, EU Director-General for Health and Consumer Protection Robert Madelin argued that Chinese food products are of dubious quality, putting the health of consumers at risk. By Janice Chen L Tuesday, Jul 17, 2007, Page 8 At an international food safety conference in Beijing in May, EU Director-General for Health and Consumer Protection Robert Madelin argued that Chinese food products are...