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Jacqui Fatka

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As seen in: CoBank, Genetic Literacy Project, Supermarket News, Agri-Pulse, American Agriculturist, Dakota Farmer, Delta Farm Press, Farm Futures, Farm Progress, Fresh Plaza, Kansas Farmer and
Associate Editor for Agri-Pulse. I have grown to love writing about trade, immigration, regulations, farm bill and much more!
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Jacqui Fatka | Farm Progress

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By Jacqui Fatka
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Jacqui Fatka grew up on a diversified livestock and grain farm in southwest Iowa and graduated from Iowa State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communications, with a minor in agriculture education, in 2003. She’s been writing for agricultural audiences ever since. In college, she interned with Wallaces Farmer and cultivated her love of ag policy during an internship with the Iowa Pork Producers Association, working in Sen. Chuck Grassley’s Capitol Hill press office.
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Two USDA leaders talk policy, programs

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By Jacqui Fatka
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A raging drought, and a pandemic can change the work you do anywhere. That's especially true with leaders at USDA working with farmers and stakeholders to chart a path forward. In this episode of the Around Farm Progress podcast, Policy Editor Jacqui Fatka connects with two leaders at the agency to learn more about the work at hand and the work ahead. First up is Zach Ducheneaux, administrator, USDA's Farm Service Agency.
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Solar-power construction needs consideration

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By Jacqui Fatka, Teri Viswanath CoBank
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Jacqui Fatka and Teri Viswanath CoBank The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s annual Energy Outlook has consistently predicted that electricity’s future would be led by solar-power-supply additions. But intensified local opposition, a turn-around in federal support and marketplace headwinds challenge that view. During the past few years, it seemed inevitable that solar energy would power the country’s future.
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