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Articles by Chandler Goule
Opinion: We need a practical approach to balancing health goals and farm stability
I grew up on a ranch and for 26 years I’ve worked in agriculture and food policy from Hill staff desks to leading national grower organizations. Never in my career have I seen such high political interest in such diverse topics like Make America Healthy Again, a Supreme Court case and farm bill fights on pesticide labeling, and the complexities surrounding E15.
DTN Grain Closing: Row Crops Ease Higher
DTN Grain Closing: Row Crops Ease Higher February 5, 2021 By DTN Contributor Freshly harvest soybeans loaded in truck for transport to grain elevator. ©Debra L Ferguson Row Crops Ease Back on Higher Day for Commodities March corn was down 1 1/2 cents and March soybeans were down 5 3/4 cents, mild pullbacks on a day when the U.S. Dollar Index is trading lower and most commodities are higher. All three U.S. wheats were modestly higher with colder U.S. temperatures on the way.
Vilsack Nomination Moves to Full Senate - DTN
U.S. Capitol building - Washington D.C. Photo: Licensed image. Tom Vilsack’s nomination to U.S. agriculture secretary advanced unanimously out of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry on Tuesday and will now head to the full Senate for approval. Vilsack, who served for eight years in the Obama administration, would be returning to USDA at a time when agriculture is in recovery mode with higher commodity prices and expanding commodity purchases from China.
Other views: Keep momentum going on trade for wheat farmers
With the United States bringing in a new administration, one of a different political party, some changes in trade policy and strategy could be expected. As the Biden administration takes shape, the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) encourages it to build upon the trade successes of the Trump administration.
Commentary: Keep momentum going on trade for wheat farmers
By Chandler Goule National Association of Wheat Growers With the United States bringing in a new administration, one of a different political party, some changes in trade policy and strategy could be expected. As the Biden administration takes shape, the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) encourages it to build upon the trade successes of the Trump administration. Read the rest of the article here.
Commentary: Keep momentum going on trade for wheat farmers
With the United States bringing in a new administration, one of a different political party, some changes in trade policy and strategy could be expected. As the Biden administration takes shape, the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) encourages it to build upon the trade successes of the Trump administration.
Ag Lobbyists Eye Future With Biden - DTN
U.S. Capitol, Washington D.C. Photo: Suranga Weeratunga Agriculture lobbyists are trying to get a handle on where federal policy on agriculture, trade and environmental issues will land with the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden and new members of Congress. Who will lead EPA and what might it mean for pesticides and water regulations, and the Renewable Fuel Standard?
COVID-19: Wheat value chain looks to the future with hope
Since the emergence of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States this past March, consumer demand for at-home use of baking essentials, like flour and other grain-based foods, has increased considerably. Despite dramatic and sudden increases in consumption of baked goods at retail, the United States wheat value chain never slowed and continued providing America’s families with a regular supply of safe, affordable food.
National Representation Helps Wheat Farmers Triumph Through COVID-19
By Chandler Goule, CEO National Association of Wheat Growers COVID-19 has presented wheat farmers, and all of agriculture, with numerous challenges and setbacks. However, the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG), the leading advocacy organization for America’s wheat farmers, was able to address many of these hurdles and, as a result, has grown as an organization. NAWG has had many recent accomplishments and many plans for the organization in the coming months.
Rural-infrastructure needs critical
President Donald Trump delivered Feb. 5 his State of the Union Address. The theme of the speech was “Choosing Greatness.” It focused on immigration, trade, infrastructure, health care and national security. Wheat farmers are pleased to hear Mr. Trump discuss the need to invest in America’s infrastructure. With any infrastructure legislation, we hope the president and Congress prioritize the critical needs of rural infrastructure.
Keep budget negotiations out of Farm Bill debate
President Trump won 70 percent of the rural America vote, helping him to secure his seat in the White House. Many of these voters were farmers, who are now calling upon the president to reevaluate his FY2018 budget which, if implemented via the Farm Bill or appropriations process, would hurt rural areas of the country that strongly supported the president.
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