During Iowa Stop, USDA Deputy Urges Farmers to Anonymously Report Fertilizer Woes
Vaden said hundreds of farmer accounts could help document fertilizer market problems and support antitrust claims against industry lawyers.
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During Iowa stop, USDA deputy urges farmers to anonymously report fertilizer woes
A coalition of farm groups is sponsoring a website where farmers can anonymously explain the difficulties they’ve had in buying fertilizer. Over 170 farmers from 13 states were in Ogden Friday to make public statements in front of a top USDA official who used to be a judge on the U.S. Court of International Trade. […]
During Iowa event, USDA deputy urges farmers to anonymously document fertilizer woes
A coalition of farm groups is sponsoring a website where farmers can anonymously explain the difficulties they’ve had in buying fertilizer. Over 170 farmers from 13 states were in Ogden Friday to make public statements in front of a top U-S-D-A official who used to be a judge on the U-S Court of International Trade. […]
A coalition of farm groups is sponsoring a website where farmers can anonymously explain the difficulties they've had in buying fertilizer
A coalition of farm groups is sponsoring a website where farmers can anonymously explain the difficulties they've had in buying fertilizer. Over 170 farmers from 13 states were in Ogden Friday to make public statements in front of a top U-S-D-A official who used to be a judge on the U-S Court of International Trade. U-S-D-A Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden told the crowd it will be hard for sophisticated lawyers representing the fertilizer industr…
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