Jerry Hagstrom is a Columnist at various publications including the Western Livestock Journal and DTN / The Progressive Farmer. He specializes in agriculture and farming, covering a range of topics such as government and politics, business and economics, and general assignment news, with a keen focus on the GOP, Supreme Court, and cryptocurrency. Jerry's insights and reporting are featured in notable outlets like Tri-State Livestock News and The Fence Post.
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Jerry Hagstrom primarily focuses on covering government announcements and legal policy regulations related to agriculture and farming, with a considerable focus on the United States. His articles often revolve around the Farm Bill, USDA policies, food regulations, and government policies impacting the agricultural sector.
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By: Jerry Hagstrom
The United States National Arboretum (USNA) in northeast Washington on Saturday unveiled a permanent exhibit dedicated to the African American members of the Civilian Conservation Corps who helped build the roads and other infrastructure at the arboretum.
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., and Rep. Tracey Mann, R-Kan., led their Republican colleagues on Wednesday in sending a bicameral letter to President Biden, urging him to reject a proposal before the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization’s Council that they say “would alter governance and leadership arrangements at the FAO, strengthen China’s position in the organization, and weaken American agricultural leadership on the world stage.”
Barn in Weld County, Colorado. Photo by Fred Hendricks
By: Jerry Hagstrom
Jimmy Carter was the last farmer to occupy the White House from 1977-1980. Beyond his presidency, Carter also was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002. (Photo courtesy of the Carter Center)
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INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — David Friedberg, a founder of the Climate Corporation and other ventures and a host of the All In podcast, said here last week that he may advise President-elect Trump’s administration, but...
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By: Jerry Hagstrom
President-elect Donald Trump announced through his Transition Team and Truth Social that he will nominate Richard Fordyce as Agriculture undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation, Dudley Hoskins as undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs, Luke Lindberg as undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs, and Michael Boren as undersecretary for Natural Resources and Environment.
President Trump was sworn in on Monday and gave a speech in which he made a number of statements on immigration, inflation, energy and the Panama Canal that could have implications for agriculture.
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