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Maine Legislators are Leading the Charge on the Right to Food
Originally found on Latest updates. On November 2nd, 2021 the residents of Maine will be given the opportunity to vote on a state constitutional amendment giving them the “right to food.” The amendment was introduced as HP 61 to the Maine House of Representatives on January 13th, 2021 by Representative William ‘Billy Bob’ Faulkingham. Rep.…
98% of Farms are Family Owned 2020 USDA Report Finds
Originally found on Latest updates. 2020 USDA data on farms in the United States shows little change from 2019 statistics. Contrary to what is believed by the non-farming public, the majority of farms are not owned by “big business”. In fact, 98% of all farms are family-owned. The information for this statistic is compiled from…
RANGEfire! | Western lawmakers offer management-based alternative to Biden’s massive “30 x 30” land grab
Originally found on RANGEfire!. GOP lawmakers offer an alternative to 30×30 plan Report called a ‘commonsense approach’ by Charles Wallace for Western Livestock Journal As an alternative to President Joe Biden’s 30×30 plan, the Senate and Congressional Western Caucuses unveiled a report supporting a holistic approach for locally led conservation, active land and water management,…
2021 Kirkpatrick Foundation ANIMAL Conference: Nothing More than Animal Extremism Masquerading as Animal Welfare
Originally found on Latest updates. Kirkpatrick Foundation held its third triennial ANIMAL Conference on August 27 -28, 2021 at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center. The focus of the conference was purported to be about animal issues of all kinds. However, after looking at the agenda topics and speakers, as well as what type of food…
EATS Act – Protecting Agriculture and Families
Originally found on Latest updates. By Jaclyn Krymowski for Protect The Harvest On August 5, the Exposing Agricultural Trade Suppression (EATS) Act S2619 was introduced to the Senate. Its purpose is to prohibit individual states and local governments from attempting to interfere with agricultural production methods outside their jurisdiction. The EATS Act was written to…
Have Your Representatives Been Influenced by Animal Extremist Groups?
Originally found on Latest updates. NOTE: This map shows the states with top ranking legislators according to the Humane Society Legislative Fund. In the 100+ club, there are 47 senators and representatives. 36 out of 50 states have legislators that have received high ranking from the animal extremist movement and of those 36 states, there…
ShareTrails | BlueRibbon Coalition Announces Support for Challenge to National Monument Expansions
Originally found on BlueRibbon Coalition/ShareTrails. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH – After President Biden’s announcement that he would be expanding the boundaries for the Bears Ears National Monument (BENM) and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument (GSENM), BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) announced its support for a State of Utah legal challenge to the expansions of monument boundaries. On April…
Last Chance to Avoid Havoc for Pork Producers
Originally found on Latest updates. Farm Groups Try Yet Another Legal Effort to Get Supreme Court to Ban California’s Arbitrary Pork Housing Law. by Gary Baise The pork industry is getting its last shot at California’s Proposition 12, the arbitrary animal welfare law that in effect forces pork producers across the country to invest millions…
ShareTrails | Action Alert – Public Comment Needed for Massive Wind Project in Idaho
Originally found on BlueRibbon Coalition/ShareTrails. As part of President Biden’s push to increase renewable energy projects on public land, The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comments regarding the Lava Ridge Wind Project. Magic Valley LLC, is looking to lease 73,000 acres of BLM land northeast of Twin Falls, Idaho. This will be the biggest wind project…
American Stewards | An Eco-Terrorist Now Runs the BLM
Originally found on American Stewards. Tracy Stone-Manning, the EarthFirst! leader, who denied her involvement in an Idaho tree spiking incident in the 90’s, was approved by the Senate on September 30th, to hold the position as Director of the Bureau of Land Management. The vote went as expected along party lines of 50 – 45. …