Talk:National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

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Hi,

I've edited the page National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) in order to remove any potential bias issues. I do work for NSAC, but as a non-profit we are not promoting anything and only trying to make our information more easily accessible to farmers and other farming organizations. The account is only used and edited by me. Please let me know if there is any other information that you need.

Courtney Courtweber2016 (talk) 16:37, 11 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Executive Director

Ms. Susan Prolman^[1], who for years (2010 until 2013?) had led the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC), previously had worked for the Humane Society of the United States (also in Washington, DC, and before that had led a 15-person office that organized the successful New Hampshire Presidential campaign for (the now late) Paul Tsongas. Ought not this NSAC article to mentioned NSAC's leadership history^[2]? It seems that SAWGs have a working relationships with NSAC and that NSAC occasionally reorganizes itself. MaynardClark (talk) 04:44, 9 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

References

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Media coverage

Forbes, "Disadvantaged Farmers at Center of House Committee Ag Relief Bill", February 12, 2021
Yale Climate Connections, "More than 2,000 farmers sign letter in support of climate action", April 28, 2020
New York City Food Policy Center, "The 2018 Farm Bill, Part 2: Conservation Efforts Among Farmers", February 13, 2019
New York City Food Policy Center, "The 2018 Farm Bill, Part 1: Creating a Safety Net for U.S. Farmers", February 6, 2019
Successful Farming, "10 Things to Know About the 2018 Farm Bill", December 27, 2018
Politico, "'A complete shock': economists stunned by USDA's decision to move economic research arm", August 15, 2018
The Hill, "A better farm future starts with the soil", September 19, 2017
Choices, "Beginning Farmer Policy Options for the Next Farm Bill", October, 2016
Public News Service, "USDA to Give Organic Farmers New Conservation Tool", October 26, 2016
Morning Ag Clips, “NSAC Applauds Grassfed Label Move”, October 2, 2016
Politico, "A 2017 Farm Bill?", September 16, 2016
Politico, "Sustainable Farm Group Playing Offense on GIPSA", May 13, 2016
Southeast Green, "NSAC Statement on Passage of Harris Amendment", April 19, 2016
UC Food Observer, "Q&A: Ferd Hoefner, Policy Expert, National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition", February 23, 2016
The Huffington Post, "Eating Right Can Save the World", January 20, 2016
The Washington Times, "Golden Hammer: Thanksgiving Dinner 'Speciality Crops' Brought to You By Your Tax Dollars", November 26, 2015
Horti Daily, "NSAC Comments on Farm to School Grant Awards", November 19, 2015
Vegetable Growers News, "USDA provides 2016 guidance for conservation initiatives", November 12, 2015
Modern Farmer, "This New Technology Treats Manure So Well You Can Drink It", October 6, 2015
Southwest Farm Press, "What happens to agriculture if U.S. Government shuts down?", September 28, 2015
Food Quality News, “NSAC analyses produce and preventive controls FSMA rules”, August 22, 2016
Food Tank, "30 Incubators and Funding Resources for Farms and Food", July 13, 2015
Growing Virginia, "NSAC Recommends Improvements to Beginning Farmer & Rancher Program", June 5, 2015
The Daily Dispatch, "Editorial: Growing our Future", February 21, 2015
The New York Times, "Farm Bill Reflects Shifting American Menu and a Senator's Persistent Tilling", March 8, 2014
Agri-View, “NSAC Statement on Farm Bill payment limit reform”, January 29, 2014
National Public Radio, "Farm Bill Critics Claim Partial Victory Despite Stalemate", January 8, 2013
Wallaces Farmer, “NSAC Not Satisfied With House Farm Bill”, July 9, 2012
Food Safety News, "Q&A: NSAC Policy Director on S. 510, 11", April 29, 2010

Moved from the main article, where it doesn't belong, to here as a resource for future editors. * Pppery * _{it has begun...} 02:49, 22 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]

[1] LinkedIn profile for Susan Prolman

[2] NSAC history

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