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New World Screwworm is here, let’s put those Checkoff dollars to work

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By Pam Lewison
| Pacific Research Institute
It is about 1,500 miles from the Imperial Valley of California to Zavala County, Texas, where the invasive pest was discovered recently. The announcement of the 3-week-old calf carrying the insect caused a ripple of alarm through the livestock industry nationwide. There are a few things to note immediately. First, the beef supply is still entirely safe to consume.
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H-2A bill looks to update the program for the better

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By Pam Lewison
| Washington Policy Center
The H-2A farmworker visa program might finally be headed for the overhaul it has needed for a long time. The U.S. House of Representatives has an opportunity to take up the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act (SAWA) currently being championed by House Agriculture Chairman G.T. Thompson. Washington state is among the top users of the H-2A farmworker visa program nationwide, averaging between 30,000 and 35,000 H-2A visa approvals annually.
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Washington’s farms are not what you think

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By Pam Lewison
| Sunnyside Sun Verified
This year’s legislative session featured proposals to “modernize” agriculture through the forced creation of collective bargaining units. Many activists and legislative advocates persistently implied farmers and ranchers were backward and uneducated, going so far as to cast food producers as “plantation owners.” These aspersions are beneath the open-minded, liberated state Washington believes itself to be.
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