The US Supreme Court overturned decades-old legal precedent on June 28, which could impact the US Department of Agriculture and other agencies’ ability to regulate in the future. Learn more: https://ow.ly/r49a50Stalm #MeatIndustry #FoodIndustry
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💠 Well, it’s happening. Congress has come to an agreement to extend the #farmbill for another year. 🔷 Earlier this week I posted that without a new farm bill or a continuing resolution, permanent laws dating back to 1938 and 1949 would kick in. If the permanent laws had kicked in, then something known as the “dairy cliff” would take place, resulting in exorbitantly high prices for dairy products. 🥛 That has been avoided. 🔷 With the current extension, the 2018 Farm Bill that expired at the end of September will be extended to September of 2024. Congress passed a spending bill this week. Provisions to extend the farm bill were included in this spending bill. 🔷The leaders of the House & Senate Agriculture Committees say their goal is still to pass a new farm bill next year. #hemp #policy #agriculturallaw #coitconsulting
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🌟 Learn some Texas Agriculture Law! Explore strategies for preserving ag exemptions and navigating legal challenges in the agricultural sector. Connect with me to learn more. Need a lawyer who isn’t afraid to get their hands dirty protecting your ag rights? #TexasLaw #AgricultureLaw #TexasAttorneyReferrals 🌾 https://bit.ly/4aD1veP
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FOOD INDUSTRY NEWS: Food-processing giant - ADM - has announced that it is under investigation by the Justice Department, adding to scrutiny over the agriculture company’s accounting practices. Current and former employees have now received subpoenas from the Justice Department. 📝 #adm #justice #accounting #agriculture #foodindustry #newsletter
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Milk contract regulation changes. The government is in the process of introducing new regulations, aimed at bringing fairness and transparency for the dairy sector. While the new regulations are being brought in to help stop arbitrary practices in the dairy supply chain, it’s vital farmers check the new contracts. That is why we have a 'contract checking' service in our FarmFuture Team here at Napthens LLP. We are the only panel lawyers for the NFU in Lancashire & Cumbria. If you're an NFU (National Farmers' Union) member, you'll get a contribution towards that service. Learn more about our services and the new regulations below👇 https://lnkd.in/eSTgHaZ4
New milk contracts framework for farmers - Napthens Solicitors
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HISTORY AND THE 2024 HOUSE FARM BILL — by Jonathan Coppess The House Agriculture Committee advanced its version of the 2024 Farm Bill reauthorization, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2024, on May 24, 2024. A thin veil of bipartisanship after the midnight hour — four Democrats voted with 29 Republicans to report the bill 33 to 21 — provides little cover for the troubled legislation, which is unlikely to be considered on the House floor in this election year. The 2024 Farm Bill reported by the House Agriculture Committee recycles problems that plagued the previous two reauthorization efforts. It also recycles elements from an earlier era of coalition breakdown and Farm Bill failure. Both eras also expose notable tendencies of political factions that are worth exploring further, such as the pursuit of evermore absurd policy outcomes and the destruction of political coalitions. The full consequences for Farm Bill policies, however, remain unknown, awaiting histories yet to be written. Read more: https://lnkd.in/emMPYKbG #farmbill #agriculture #House #bipartisanship #politics #food #farm
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🔍 Dive deep into Texas Agriculture Law with our latest article! Discover expert guidance on protecting ag exemptions and staying compliant with state regulations. Follow us for more valuable legal resources! #TexasLaw #AgricultureLaw 🌱 https://bit.ly/4aD1veP
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GPA CEO Colin Bettles appeared before the Senate Standing Committees on Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Inquiry into the Agriculture (Biosecurity Protection) Levies Bill 2024 [Provisions] and related bills today. He outlined the GPA remains staunchly opposed to the new levy/tax these bills are seeking to introduce, to redirect funds off Australian farmers, to go into consolidated revenue and replace general taxation revenue. Despite recent changes, this policy still fails to pass the fairness and equity tests and this fatally flawed proposal is directly linked to the substandard consultation processes which led to its shock announcement in May last year. Quite simply, if the original policy design and ‘consultation’ is clearly insufficient, then the subsequent policy can only be deficient – and that’s why this new levy-tax on farmers has not won their support and why so many stand strongly opposed to it being implemented. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gEvMb5-p
GPA OPENING STATEMENT: BIOSECURITY PROTECTION LEVY SENATE INQUIRY
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Both the House and Senate are back in session after more than a month of Congressional recess. Congress now has just 4 session days until the end of Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 on September 30. Beginning with the start of FY2024 on October 1, funding for the federal government will – absent a continuing resolution (CR) – expire, as will the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, better known as the 2018 Farm Bill. Amidst this focus on appropriations, both the House and Senate Agriculture Committees are continuing to draft the farm bill, but the looming government shutdown is slowing progress. NSAC's most recent blog post by Policy Director Mike Lavender looks at where things stand across all of these moving pieces as Congress enters a crucial week of fiscal negotiations that will undoubtedly impact federal food and farm policy. https://lnkd.in/eDGnxwig #appropriations #farmbill #governmentshutdown #2023FarmBill #foodpolicy #foodsystems #agriculturepolicy
What’s At Stake: Appropriations, Shutdown, and Farm Bill
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Very useful article explaining why not every matter of a lower court can be appealed and precisely why the “interests of justice test” is not necessarily the definitive test for “appealability”. If you take nothing else away from this article, this passage is something every litigation attorney should always bear in mind and commit to memory:- “The decision in TWK is to be welcomed as it reaffirms what was stated in Zweni and leaves no doubt in regard to the test to be applied when assessing whether an order of a lower court is appealable. TWK has conclusively held that the vague and uncertain “interests of justice” test is not the standard to be applied when assessing whether an order of a lower court is appealable. The court correctly held that (as was held in Zweni) the test is whether the order is final in effect, not open to being altered by the same court at a later stage, that it must grant definitive and distinctive relief and that it must dispose of a least a substantial portion of the relief sought in the proceedings.”
In this article Jones Antunes, Director, and Danielle Hertz, Associate, discuss the recent case of TWK Agriculture Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Hoogveld Boerderybeleggings (Pty) Ltd and Others which dealt with the appealability of an order of a lower court. Click on the link below to read the full article on our website https://lnkd.in/dFsgjh5m #appeals #lowercourts #highercourts
When is an order of a lower court appealable to a higher court?
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As of March of 2023, the United States is now a net importer of food. We’ve lost 107,000 independent cattleman in the last 5 years. And 665,000 (50%) in the last 4 decades. This is the largest segment of our agricultural sector, and the losses are accelerating. We’ve lost over 90% of our pig farms since 1982. The cattle industry is set to follow suit…unless something is done. What is driving the consolidation and offshoring of our most important agricultural sector? - 4 meat packing companies own 85% of the market and are engaged in collusion and manipulation to drive cattle prices down and meat prices up, keeping the difference. They are making record profits on record margins for the last decade or more. An anti-trust law suit is underway, but it’s an uphill battle. Thanks to R-CALF USA - The United States eliminated country of origin labeling (COOL) for beef, allowing cheap, inhumanely raised beef to flood our markets from South and Central America and American’s don’t even know we’re consuming it. - ESG & “sustainability” agendas are putting a regulatory burden on ranchers that is unreasonable, costly, and ineffective. Proper land management through grazing enhances, rather than degrades the land. We can employ simple and cost effective strategies to incentivize their adoption without crushing people’s livelihoods. Oh, and we’re not just losing ranchers and overall agricultural production. We’re losing our largest segment of independent land owners in the United States as their land is gobbled up by developers of corporate Ag conglomerates. Learn how to help your local rancher here:
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