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Interview with Roger Allison Economic Sustainability in Rural Missouri Armstrong, Howard County, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine April 11, 2020 The Problem is Corporate Agribusiness, Not the Estate Tax (or the "death tax" as its opponents call it) Roger Allison Howard County, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, June 1, 2001 The right to food self sufficiency Roger Allison Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine - May 10, 2000 Representing Farmers in Hard Financial Times We must change federal farms and food policy Roger Allison Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine May 3, 1999. The corporate-controlled factory system is inherently flawed There is a better way -- independent family farmers. Roger Allison Des Moines, Iowa Published in In Motion Magazine January 27, 1999 A rural economy built on family farmers sustains itself The most important issue in agriculture today is the industrialization of agriculture Roger Allison, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine March, 1998 The Vice President's Clean Water Initiatives: "We must regulate these industrial-sized livestock factories that create industrial-sized waste." Roger Allison, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine December, 1997 "You Don't Miss the Water 'till the Well Runs Dry" - Sustaining Our Communities, Building Our Future Together Roger Allison, Chillicothe, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine August 7, 1997 When The Well Runs Dry Analysis of the water resource depletion caused by the corporate swine industry in Missouri and other parts of the central U.S.A. Roger Allison, Howard County, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine November 12, 1996 What's the Stink? Unprecedented Coalition Will Take on the Hog Industry by Roger Allison Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine January 1, 1996 Interview with Joshua Sena Alouka “They should contribute their local knowledge.” Youth representative from Togo discusses how to make sustainable development effective. Johannesburg, South Africa Published in In Motion Magazine November 3, 2002 We Make the Road by Walking The Rural Organizing Project (ROP) Walk for Justice Jerry Atkin Wheeler, Oregon Published in In Motion Magazine, August 7, 2005 Marching Against Monsanto and the Corporate Oligarchy by James Bartoli San Diego, California Published in In Motion Magazine June 3, 2013 Will Joe Biden’s Executive Order Spark Real Change In Food Production? by Darvin Bentlage Barton County, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine September 19, 2021 Interview with Joanna Bojczewska How Our Food System Is Going To Develop: The Question of Community and Cooperation in the Countryside Stryszów, Poland Published in In Motion Magazine October 14, 2017 Interview with Ben Burkett of the National Family Farm Coalition in the U.S. Civil Rights, Market Cooperatives, Buying Networks Matola, Mozambique Published in In Motion Magazine May 25, 2009 Court Rules Pork Checkoff Unconstitutional The Checkoff’s days are numbered “This is a big victory for family farmers and for democracy in America.” Campaign For Family Farms Cincinnati, Ohio Published in In Motion Magazine October 22, 2003 Pork Checkoff is Unconstitutional! "A huge victory for independent family farmers" Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, October 28, 2002 Campaign for Family Farms tells Senate Agriculture Committee: “We need a ban on packer ownership of livestock now!” Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, July 16, 2002 Factory Farms and Corporate Agribusiness Only Winners from Conference Committee “Deal” Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, May 2, 2002 Congressman Gephardt Calls for Ban on Packer Ownership of Livestock Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, April 22, 2002 Campaign for Family Farms blasts Bush Administration’s appointee to USDA’s antitrust division Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, April 4, 2002 U.S. Senate Votes Again to Ban Packer Ownership of Livestock Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, February 12, 2002 Mushroom Checkoff Declared Unconstitutional by Nation’s Highest Court Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, July 5, 2001 Campaign for Family Farms Hails Senate Action to Ban Packer Ownership of Livestock Senators Wellstone and Johnson lead passage of amendment Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, December 21, 2001 Hog Farmers Launch Lawsuit Against USDA Blairstown, Iowa Campaign for Family Farms Published in In Motion Magazine, May 27, 2001 Veneman admits ignorance on pork tax decision Des Moines, Iowa Campaign for Family Farms Published in In Motion Magazine, May 27, 2001 Farmers Protest Pork Tax “Honor our vote, honor democracy, end the pork tax now!” Campaign for Family Farms Washington, DC Published in In Motion Magazine, March 30, 2001 USDA Rejects Hog Farmers’ Democratic Vote Cut Back Room Deal with NPPC to Keep Pork Checkoff in Place Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, March 5, 2001 Hog Farmers End Mandatory Pork Checkoff: Independent producers vote down pork tax Campaign for Family Farms prepares for next corporate target Campaign for Family Farms Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, January 15, 2001 Farmer to Farmer Campaign calls on state Attorney's General to learn from Starlink debacle Farmers call for long-term solutions to protect farmers Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine December 3, 2000. Missouri Rural Crisis Center and Campaign for Family Farms vow to fight Smithfield buyout of IBP Groups label Smithfield's hiring of former antitrust chief "corrupt" Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, December 3, 2000 Hog Farmers Win the Right to Vote to Terminate Mandatory Pork Checkoff USDA Secretary Glickman Accepts Petitions: Makes Decision to Hold Vote Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - March 5, 2000 USDA publishes final rules for mandatory pork checkoff referendum Campaign for Family Farms Washington D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine - August 7, 2000 Hog farmers criticize NPPC president for lawsuit threat on checkoff vote Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - March 5, 2000 Hog farmers blast USDA: Vow to get pork checkoff recall vote Campaign for Family Farms Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - January 18, 2000 Groups start national petition drive to end mandatory pork checkoff Hog farmers question benefit of current system Campaign for Family Farms Des Moines, Iowa Published in In Motion Magazine, May 13, 1998 EPA Bows Down to Corporate Agribusiness Pressure Releases Watered-Down CAFO Rules that Endanger the Rural Environment Campaign for Family Farms and the Environments Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, December 18, 2002 Lincoln Township vs. Premium Standard Farms A historical timeline (1994-1995) Campaign for Family Farms and the Environment Published in In Motion Magazine - January 1, 1996 Sustainable Communities: A pastoral message on Appalachia Catholic Committee of Appalachia Dickinson County, Virginia Published in In Motion Magazine - July 29, 1996 Food Sovereignty by Bill Christison Caracas, Venezuela Published in In Motion Magazine - March 5, 2006 On the publication of the study "Rethinking U.S. Agricultural Policy" by Bill Christison Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine October 5, 2003 Food and Trade Policy: Are we trading away the future? Bill Christison, Madison, Wisconsin Published in In Motion Magazine, November 30, 2002 On the tragic death of Senator Paul Wellstone Bill Christison, Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, November 30, 2002 Family farmers express strong opposition to 2002 Farm Bill On completion of House-Senate Farm Bill negotiations on 2002 Farm Bill Bill Christison Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, June 8, 2002 Towards the UN World Summit on Sustainable Development Food sovereignty is the right of peoples to define their own agriculture and food policies Bill Christison United Nations New York, New York Published in In Motion Magazine, March 3, 2002. Treaty on Genetic Commons Food and Agriculture Organization presentation at the U.N. Bill Christison United Nations New York, New York Published in In Motion Magazine, March 3, 2002 Facing the world today GMO's: farm policy, patent laws, contamination, trade Interview with Bill Christison Auckland, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine May 31, 2001. Opposing Genetic Engineering in New Zealand (and around the world) by Bill Christison Auckland, New Zealand / Aotearoa Published in In Motion Magazine February 25, 2001. The Trial of Jose Bove Bill Christison Millau, France Published in In Motion Magazine - August 7, 2000 The Impact of Globalization on Family Farm Agriculture The increasing role of the multi-national corporations in controlling both the inputs and the marketing of our commodities jeopardizes our very existence. Bill Christison Porto Alegre, Brazil Published in In Motion Magazine - August 1, 2000 Calling for Farm Bureau investigation Bill Christison Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine - April 22, 2000 U.S. family farm leader Bill Christison Details negative impacts of GMOs Interview by Nic Paget-Clarke Chillicothe, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - October 29, 1999 "Farmers have a tremendous amount to gain by working with environmental groups" Bill Christison, Albuquerque, New Mexico Published in In Motion Magazine - March 28, 1999 Food Safety: Biodiversity / Fair Prices / Fair Trade Bill Christison, Chicago, Illinois Published in In Motion Magazine - December 15, 1998 Family Farmers Warn of Dangers of Genetically Engineered Crops National farm leader addresses 1st international grassroots gathering on genetic engineering, patenting of seeds Bill Christison, St. Louis, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - July 29, 1998 Family Farms and U.S. Trade Policy U.S. family farm leader speaks to European farmers Part 1: The Impacts on Family Farms of 20 Years of Corporate Trade Agreements Part 2: Citizen Opposition to Corporate Domination of U.S. Trade Policy Bill Christison Brussels, Belgium / Chillicothe, Missouri, U.S.A Published in In Motion Magazine - July 14, 1998 Our Stolen Future - A Book Review Are We Threatening Our Fertility, Intelligence, and Survival? A Scientific Detective Story Pat Cody Berkeley, California (cross-referenced from the Healthcare section) Published in In Motion Magazine - November 16, 1997 "A Cowboy in the Meat Business" Colorado ranch produces meat free of growth-promoting hormones, anti-biotics Interview with Mel Coleman, Sr. Photo series by Nic Paget-Clarke. Denver and Saguache, Colorado Published in In Motion Magazine - November 16, 1997 Fast Track/Big Bad Trade Deal Threatens Local Control, Family Farms The TPP Agreement Would Elevate Multinational Corporations To The Same Legal Status As Sovereign Nations by Jim Compton Buffalo, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine June 16, 2014 Interview with Annette Cotter GE campaigner for Greenpeace New Zealand The future is GE Free Genetically modified organisms are unpredictable, irreversible, unnecessary Wellington, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine May 19, 2001 Genetic engineering and Maori health Different ways of managing and understanding knowledge Interview with Fiona Cram and Glenis Philip-Barbara Auckland, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine May 31, 2001 Global Grassroots: Gaining Ground Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine March 20, 2003 Exposing Biotech's Big Lies Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine May 23, 2002 Market Pressure: Busting BGH and Biotech Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine March 3, 2002 Frankencorn Fight: Cautionary Tales by Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine January 27, 2002 Biotech Bullies: The Debate Intensifies by Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine August 7, 2001 Frankenfoods, Antibiotics, & Mad Cow: America's Food Safety Crisis Intensifies by Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine February 1, 2001 StarLink: More Bad News for Biotech News & Analysis on Genetic Engineering, Factory Farming, & Organics Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine November 29, 2000 Biotech Bytes: Who's Winning the Frankenfoods Fight? by Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine June 20, 2000 Victory for Organic Consumers & Farmers: The USDA Surrenders Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine April 22, 2000 Blows Against the Empire: From Oakland to Montreal Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine March 3, 2000 Global Firestorm "Genetically engineered" -- Is Frankenstein Dead? (A World Round-up) Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine October 30, 1999 Hazards of Genetically Engineered Foods and Crops: Why We Need A Global Moratorium Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine August 29, 1999 Derailing the Biotech Express: U.S. & Global Activists at the Crossroads Monarch butterflies, bees & tainted pollen, EU moratorium, the "Senator from Monsanto", and much more ... Ronnie Cummins and Ben Lilliston Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine August 9, 1999 Global Action Intensifies Against Monsanto & the Gene Giants Ronnie Cummins and Ben Lilliston Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine May 4, 1999 Genetic Engineering, Factory Farming, & Organics News from Europe, India, Colombia, Mexico, Canada, and the U.S. Ronnie Cummins and Ben Lilliston Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine March 7, 1999 Food Safety Crisis in the U.S.A. Organics Under Fire: The U.S. Debate Continues Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine February 7, 1999 Monsanto Under Attack: Part 2 Global Pressure Builds Against Monsanto Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine December 14, 1998 Monsanto Under Attack: Setbacks from Brazil, to Canada, to the U.K. Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine November 9, 1998 Slouching Toward Biodevastation: A Biotech Century? Genetically-Engineered "Frankenfoods" & Crops: Measuring the Global Resistance Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine October 7, 1998 Nuking America's Dirty Food: Another Assault on Public Health & Consumer Choice - An Opinion on Food Irradiation - Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine April 28, 1998 Monsanto and Fox TV Unite to Suppress Journalists' Free Speech on Hazards of Genetically Engineered Bovine Growth Hormone (rBGH or rBST) More Biotech Blunders: Monsanto and Friends' Biotech Blunders and Disasters Continue Monsanto's "Roundup Ready" Cotton Bombs in the USA Let Them Eat Feces: Agribusiness & Government Move to Weaken Whose Organic Standards? U.S. Consumers & Farmers Battle Genetically-Engineered Soybean Economic, health & environmental impacts of Roundup-type Genetically-altered soybean harvest causes controversy Bigger is better and three other agricultural myths Selling the Farm Down Contract Creek The Thing That Ate Agriculture Report: Minnesota Lawmakers Support Alternatives to Factory Farms Farmers Police Missouri Waterways Interview with Peter Dowling of Canada's National Farmers Union Family Farm Legislative Update: "Undisturbed and exclusive possession of the land, estates and forests" Fighting hog factories in eastern Colorado The Health Wagon in the Appalachian Mountains
Family Farmers Tally Successes
The Freedom to Farm Lottery
The Bet the Farm Game George Naylor, Greene County, Iowa Published in In Motion Magazine - August 29, 1999 U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Mandatory Checkoff Program Midwestern hog farmers attend hearing in Washington, D.C. Bryce Oates Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, December 8, 2004 Local control and CAFOs: a public health issue for rural counties Family farm organization Missouri Rural Crisis Center gives testimony on Missouri Senate Bill 1128 Bryce Oates Jefferson City, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, February 21, 2004 Family Farmers From Mid-Missouri And Mexico Hold Fair Trade Picnic And Roundtable Propose International and Local Solutions to Challenges Faced by Family Farmers Around the World Bryce Oates Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, July 12, 2003 Hog Farmers Hail U.S. Court of Appeals Beef Checkoff Ruling Bryce Oates Rochester, Illinois Published in In Motion Magazine, July 12, 2003 My trip to Quebec City (A Tale of Two Summits) Report from Quebec City People's Summit of the Americas Bryce Oates Quebec City, Canada Published in In Motion Magazine, April 29, 2001 Missouri Farmers Join Coalition in Calling for Campaign Finance Reform Petition To Place Fair Elections Act on November Ballot Bryce Oates, Rhonda Perry Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - August 3, 2000 Missouri Farmers Join in Calling for Investigation into Farm Bureau Bryce Oates Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - April 17, 2000
Why farmers rally in Washington D.C.
5-point plan for family farm policy Interview with Bryce Oates Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - April 29, 2000 MRCC Lends Voice at the White House Job Summit By Kathy Ozer Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine December 9, 2009 How the government responds to the current StarLink fiasco An important indicator of how the public perceives the role of government in food policy by Katherine Ozer Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine, February 1, 2001 Food Sovereignty: A Glimpse of the Peasant and Small Farmer Association Movement in Mozambique by Nic Paget-Clarke In Niassa and Maputo Provinces, Mozambique (cross-referenced from Global Eyes section) Published in In Motion Magazine December 16, 2008 African American farmers organize against Republican "Freedom to Farm" bill Interview with Ralph Paige Executive Director of the Federation of Southern Cooperatives Published in In Motion Magazine, March 5, 1996 Interview of Adam Payne of the Landworkers’ Alliance Change in Rural Culture, Small Farms, and Hedgerows West Dorset, England Published in In Motion Magazine March 24, 2018 Protect Livestock Producers from the Excessive Market Power of the Large Meat Packers Safe Harbor: Open Public Markets and Price Transparency (MRCC Statement to GIPSA / USDA) by Rhonda Perry Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine November 25, 2010 Missouri Senate Bill 364 2007 A Blatant Attack on Family Farmers, Rural Communities, Local Control, and Property Rights by Rhonda Perry Howard County, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, March 25, 2007 Blunt Threatens Local Control Family Farmers Outraged by Governor Blunt’s State of the State by Rhonda Perry and Tim Gibbons Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine January 28, 2007 2006 Missouri Legislative Summary On Local Democracy, Sustainable Agriculture, Nutrition, and the Environment by Rhonda Perry and Tim Gibbons Columbia, Missouri Interview with Rhonda Perry (2005) of the Missouri Rural Crisis Center Grassroots Missouri Organizing Since 1985 A Variety of Tactics, Consistent Strategies Armstrong, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine January 24, 2006 Changing the focus of the international debate on trade Price supports, inventory management, and grain reserves Interview (2003) w/ Rhonda Perry of the Missouri Rural Crisis Center Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine October 5, 2003 Survey Shows Family Farmers Want New Direction for Federal Farm Policy Farmers and Ranchers differ from Capital Hill on farm prices, food security Rhonda Perry Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine, November 6, 2001 Three hog farmers explain why they are voting "NO" to end the mandatory pork checkoff tax by Rhonda Perry -- Harold Beach -- Gary Malone Armstrong, Missouri -- Leonard, Missouri -- Palisade, Nebraska Published in In Motion Magazine, September 19, 2000 Family Farmers Warn: If Your Next Crop is GMO, It May Be Your Last Rhonda Perry & Bryce Oates Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - November 28, 1999 "Pork Checkoff Headed for a Vote" by Rhonda Perry Des Moines, Iowa Published in In Motion Magazine April 22, 1999 Anti-check off signatures are flooding in Hog farmers want an end to the mandatory pork checkoff by Rhonda Perry Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine February 7, 1999 Outline of a Call to Action ... Family Farms, not Factory Farms Rhonda Perry Chicago, Illinois Published in In Motion Magazine December 15, 1998 The Best Available Technology ... ... is more family farmers producing hogs in an economically, environmentally, and socially viable manner. Rhonda Perry St. Joseph, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine May 11, 1998 Hog Wars: The Corporate Grab for Control of the Hog Industry and How Citizens Are Fighting Back -- Part 1 - Missouri was corporate agriculture's dream state -- Part 2 - An unprecedented family farm-environmentalist alliance takes hold -- Part 3 - Democracy from the state government and responsibility from the mega-corps -- Part 4 - The Environment (. . . and factory farms) by Patty Cantrell, Rhonda Perry & Paul Sturtz Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - December 6, 2001 National Environmental groups pull out of NPPC-Sponsored "Dialogue" on Factory Farm Pork Production Rhonda Perry, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine July 13, 1997
The Federal Farm Bill - MRCC analysis
Farm Bill (1996) dupes farmers to fatten corporate profits Bill drops program payments without ensuring fair prices Rhonda Perry, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine June 26, 1996 Corporate Hog Factories: The Real Results by Rhonda Perry Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine January 1, 1996 Patchwork Family Farms: Feeding Farm Aid by Jessica Plance Hartford, Connecticut Published in In Motion Magazine December 4, 2021 Rethinking U.S. Agricultural Policy (Executive Summary) by Daryll Ray, Daniel De La Torre Ugarte, Kelly Tiller Agricultural Policy Analysis Center, The University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Published in In Motion Magazine October 5, 2003 Agricultural research CGIAR turns to outsourcing (Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research) by Devinder Sharma New Delhi, India Published in In Motion Magazine May 9, 2004 (cross-referenced from the Email, Opinions and Discussion section) "GANGA" is not for sale Suez - Degrémont and the Privatization of Ganga Water by Vandana Shiva, Afsar H. Jafri, Kunwar Jalees New Delhi, India Published in In Motion Magazine, October 20, 2002
Interview with Dr. Vandana Shiva -
"The deeper you can manipulate living structures the more you can control food and medicine." St. Louis, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - August 14, 1998 Interview w/ Dr. Vandana Shiva (2002) - Discussing “Water Wars” Resurrection of commons, community rights, and direct and basic democracy Johannesburg, South Africa Published in In Motion Magazine, March 6, 2003 Interview with Vandana Shiva (2003) The Role of Patents in the Rise of Globalization New Delhi, India Published in In Motion Magazine March 28, 2004 An interview with representatives of Japanese farmers' and consumers' groups "It's the ethics of the quantity." St. Louis, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine August 15, 1998 A guarantee of safe food Organizing organic dairy farmers Interview with Russell Simmons Waikato, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine April 22, 2001 The Wai 262 Claim by Six Maori Tribes Flora and fauna and cultural and intellectual heritage rights Interview with Maui Solomon Wellington, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine April 22, 2001 Intellectual Property Rights and Indigenous Peoples Rights and Obligations by Maui Solomon Nairobi, Kenya Wellington, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine April 22, 2001 Assessing the Risks of Genetic Engineering Interview with plant geneticist Doreen Stabinsky Super weeds, non-target impacts, horizontal gene transfer Auckland, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine May 18, 2001 Feeding the Factory Farm How U.S. Farm Policy Benefits Industrial Livestock Operations and Hurts Family Farmers by Elanor Starmer Boston, Massachusetts Published in In Motion Magazine February 11, 2007 Wisconsin's Richland County rallies to protect itself from multinational hog firm John Stauber, Madison, Wisconsin Published in In Motion Magazine April 27, 1997 Straight Talk by Martha Stevens Hatfield, Missouri A Series of Essays Published in In Motion Magazine - August 26, 1999 Extension Service Loses Credibility Followup to: Missouri Hog Factories Allowed to Spread Too Much Waste. Data leads to water pollution; objectivity questioned Paul Sturtz, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - July 13, 1997 Patchwork Spruces Up Image for Grocery Stores The importance of a sustainable local food network Paul Sturtz, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - July 13, 1997 Missouri Hog Factories Allowed to Spread Too Much Waste State issues permits based on faulty data from University Extension Paul Sturtz, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - February 28, 1997 Why Boycott Premium Standard Farms Paul Sturtz & Scott Dye, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - August 20, 1996 Campaign Challenges Pork Industry and Politicians: Mounts actions in Louisville, Des Moines, St. Louis Paul Sturtz, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - August 20, 1996 Food Co-ops Take Control New Moberly chapter is a quick success Paul Sturtz, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - June 26, 1996 Patchwork Links Hog Farmers with Consumers Paul Sturtz, Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine - June 26, 1996 The United Farmer and Rancher Congress booklet (1986) St. Louis, Missouri Click here to download PDF of full document (5.3Mb) Published in In Motion Magazine October 31, 2007 Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Factory Farms by Bill Wenzel Mount Horeb, Wisconsin Re-published in In Motion Magazine - December 15, 2001 Combatting Monsanto Grassroots resistance to the corporate power of agribusiness in the era of the ‘green economy’ and a changing climate" by Joseph Zacune with contributions from activists around the world La Via Campesina, Friends of the Earth International, Combat Monsanto Published in In Motion Magazine May 6, 2012 |
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