Archive for the ‘NMPF’ Category

Lawmakers Inch Forward on Farm Bill and Immigration Reform

June 13, 2013 — The U.S. Senate appears to be getting its act together on two key pieces of legislation that will impact the dairy industry. Now it’s the House of Representatives turn. National Milk’s Chris Galen joined us on Thursday’s DairyLine to discuss.

REAL Seal Going Social

June 6, 2013 — In celebration of June Dairy Month, efforts by the National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF) to revitalize the REAL® Seal are taking a big leap forward this month. A new campaign is being launched that allows consumers to learn more about the benefits of real, American-made dairy products and foods made with them, using a new Facebook page, blogger outreach, and digital advertising. National Milk’s Chris Galen talked about it on Thursday’s DairyLine Radio program.

NMPF & IDFA Regarding Raw Milk in Nevada: “It’s a Bad Bet”

May 30, 2013 — Two national dairy organizations are urging Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval to veto legislation that would allow the sales of raw milk directly to consumers, arguing that the food and safety risks of the measure represent too great a gamble with the public’s health. National Milk’s Chris Galen shares his thoughts in this DairyBusiness Radio Podcast:

Two Big Issues Take Center Stage in D.C.

May 23, 2013 — Two big issues are currently being discussed by lawmakers in Washington, D.C. Immigration and the Farm Bill. National Milk ‘s Chris Galen updated this week on the latest.

 

NMPF Lauds House Ag Committee Vote

May 16, 2013 — National Milk’s Chris Galen commented on the latest vote from the House Ag Committee approving the Dairy Security Act and not the Goodlatte-Scott amenedment.

 

Over 50 Dairy Organizations Want DSA Included in Farm Bill

May 9, 2013 — More than 50 state and national dairy organizations, including the National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF), sent a joint letter to members of the House Agriculture Committee, urging that panel include the Dairy Security Act (DSA) in the upcoming Farm Bill. NMPF’s Chris Galen talked about it on Thursday’s DairyLine broadcast.

NMPF: NCIMS Outcome Disappointing

May 2, 2013 — For the second time in two years, state public health and agriculture department officials participating in the National Conference on Interstate Milk Shipments (NCIMS) turned down a proposal to reduce the maximum allowable level of somatic cell counts in milk. A lower level of somatic cells indicates higher quality milk. National Milk’s Chris Galen explained the disappointment of the decision in NMPF’s weekly radio address:

Congress Continues Immigration Reform Process

April 25, 2013 — Both the House and the Senate continue to work on immigration reform. National Milk’s Chris Galen gave DairyLine listeners an update on Thursday’s radio program.

NMPF: Dairy Security Act Provides Most Effective Safety Net

April 18, 2013 — Economists comparing the Dairy Security Act with the Goodlatte-Scott Amendment say DSA would provide the most effective safety net for dairy producers. National Milk’s Chris Galen gave us his take on Thursday’s DairyLine:

Analysis Says Dairy Security Act Will Work To Increase Revenue

April 11, 2013 — The benefits of adopting the Dairy Security Act (DSA) as part of the next farm bill will be obvious to farmers as Congress begins assembling new ag policy this spring. That’s according to speakers who presented this week at the National Dairy Producers Conference in Indianapolis. National Milk’s Chris Galen explains.

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