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Category Archives: GMO Labeling and Reporting
August 5, 2016 Weekly Round Up
I kicked off this week bright and early on Monday morning in College Station where I coordinated the Landowner Issues Session at the TAMU Beef Cattle Short Course. It is a great event and we had a huge turn out and great audience questions for our session. In addition to welcoming those of you joining the blog from BCSC, I also want to give a huge thanks to my co-presenters, Luke Ellis and James Decker, who did absolutely outstanding presentations! Yesterday, I presented a webinar for the TAMU… Read More →
July 22, 2016 Weekly Round Up
Happy Friday! This week I enjoyed the opportunity to travel to Floydata and visit with producers at their ag field day about one of my favorite things…agricultural law hot topics. To those of you joining from that meeting, welcome! Here are some of the major ag law stories in the news this week. * Congress Passes GMO Labeling Law. Last week, Congress passed a federal law that will impose federal standards on the labeling of foods made with genetically modified ingredients. [Read bill text here.] The law will… Read More →
July 8, 2016 Weekly Round Up
Here are some of the agricultural law stories in the news this week. * NM Supreme Court Holds Agricultural Exemption to Workers Compensation Law Unconstitutional. Last week, the New Mexico Supreme Court affirmed the Court of Appeals holding that an exemption excluding farm and ranch laborers from mandatory workers compensation coverage was unconstitutional. [Read full opinion here.] I previously wrote a blog post explaining this issue and outlining the Court of Appeals opinion. To read that, click here. Although the Court agreed that the provision was unconstitutional, it… Read More →
January 8, 2016 Weekly Round Up
Happy New Year! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday and are ready to tackle 2016. I kicked off my year speaking to a great group of folks at the Blacklands Income Growth Conference in Waco on Tuesday. I had an absolute blast discussing agricultural law issues and answering great questions from the audience. To those of you joining us from the BIG Conference, welcome! Here are some of the ag law stories that have been in the news recently. * Big Bend Pipeline Project Closer To… Read More →
2015 National Agriculture Law Year in Review (Part II)
Today we continue in our review of national agricultural law developments in 2015. If you missed Part I of this series, click here. EPA Revokes Approval for Suloxaflor and Enlist Duo. Just a few weeks ago, the EPA announced it would revoke approval for suloxaflor (active ingredient in Transform) and withdraw its approval for the Enlist Duo. Both were a result of litigation filed by environmental groups challenging the approval of these products. Dow Chemical has stated it is confident that the EPA’s concerns can be addressed quickly… Read More →
December 11, 2015 Weekly Round Up
We have reached another Friday! This week I was on the road to speak at the Swisher County Ag Day on the top legal developments in 2015. Thanks to John Vialba and Glenda Gibson for all their hard work to put on a great event and for inviting me to participate. For those of you interested in that topic, stay tuned next week for a blog recapping the year in ag law! To those of you joining the blog from the Swisher County Ag Day, welcome! Here are… Read More →
August 29, 2014 Weekly Round Up
I spent last week running all over the state for presentations once again. On Monday I was in Amarillo to discuss managing oil and gas contracts for farms and ranches, Tuesday found me in Georgetown discussing water law, Thursday I headed to San Antonio to discuss current hot topics in Agricultural Law with the South Texas Farm and Ranch Club, and finally on Friday I was in McKinney discussing drafting hunting leases at the North Texas Wildlife Management Program. Thanks to the organizers of each event for the… Read More →