Grace Yarrow
Food and Agriculture Reporter at POLITICO
Agriculture reporter @POLITICO & Author of @Morning_Ag. #MerrillMade 🐢 Was @TexasTribune, @StribBiz, @thehill, @NorthBayNews, @HowardCenterUMD.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Grace Yarrow
With help from Marcia Brown— Lawmakers and ag officials are visiting key constituencies to hear from farmers about the impacts of sweeping tariffs and USDA cuts. — USDA is hoping to slash nearly 30 percent of its 100,000 workers both in Washington and in regional offices across the country. — Mexico is committing to sending water to South Texas farmers after Donald Trump threatened tariffs and sanctions over the water conflict. IT’S MONDAY, APRIL 14. Welcome to Morning Agriculture.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Marcia Brown |Grace Yarrow
The move tees up a major political fight over the Trump administration’s priorities — and the small pot of money USDA has to spread around. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced her five-step plan to fight bird flu in February.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Marcia Brown |Grace Yarrow
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins' $1 billion plan for fighting bird flu will rely on money cut from programs meant to help schools and food banks support local farmers, according to two people familiar with the discussions. Rollins in February rolled out a five-step strategy to fight bird flu that includes importing eggs and researching and developing a poultry vaccine.
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2 weeks ago |
politico.com | Grace Yarrow
Brooke Rollins said that 50 countries are “burning the phone lines” calling the White House in response to Donald Trump's tariffs. | AP — Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and other Trump allies aren’t clarifying if the president’s tariffs are a negotiating tool or a permanent change — and it has farmers on edge. — First in MA: Senators push a crackdown on anticompetitive practices in the meat and poultry industries. — HHS Secretary Robert F.
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3 weeks ago |
politico.com | Grace Yarrow
With help from Marcia Brown and Samuel Benson Powerful ag lobbying groups and Trump allies have warned for months that farmers will be collateral damage as the president carries out his sweeping tariff agenda. | Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images — President Donald Trump’s looming tariff battles set to take effect this week are increasingly worrying allies and agriculture groups. — HHS Secretary Robert F.
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Today marks ONE YEAR on the ag beat! Extremely grateful for this job & my incredible team.
Unbelievably excited to announce that I’m officially joining @POLITICO as a food/agriculture policy reporter and author of @Morning_Ag. Send me tips/ideas and add me to your press lists at [email protected].