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Issue 38 2003-02-28 Supreme Court clobbers HFCS price fixers; Busy week for news and views; Letter from America: dancing Ann
Issue 37 2003-02-21 Congress cripples organic standards; Traveling Bobby's $435 billion tab; Europe bashing
Issue 36 2003-02-14 Disaster aid change; Stop the presses! NPPC claims COOL too costly; Trade Talkers
Issue 35 2003-02-07 2004 White House, USDA budget baloney; Short Takes
Issue 34 2003-01-31 Nary a word on agriculture; Now here's some shocking news
Issue 33 2003-01-24 Senate approves $3.1 billion in 2002 disaster aid; Court puts out Iowa welcom mat for pork integrations; January 24, 2003
Issue 32 2003-01-17 The Great Chicago Fire; Grain Reserve Stops Fires Before they Start; New Congress, New Assistance Ideas; RIP: Elmer Brown, 1922-2003
Issue 31 2003-01-10 Another January Bearish Report but ...; Not a Nickel for Farm Aid, $674 Billion for Tax Cuts; Bush Stimuls Plan Offers Fat Plums to Fat; Some Things N
Issue 30 2003-01-03 New Year Could Bring Stronger Ag Markets; Oh Where, Oh Where are CCPs?; 2003 Will Be Great Year If
Issue 29 2002-12-20 Europe to America: "Our Food, Our Rules"; Bring Me the Head of Hedrik Verfaillie; Quote of the Week; A Christmas Story
Issue 28 2002-12-13 NY Times: Failing Farm Policies Fuel Rural Decline; Solutions; They Said It
Issue 27 2002-12-06 European Union Agrees on GMO Labeling Rules; Grassley: Second Run at Packer Ban Likely; Doha's real 'Free Trade' Agenda: Cuts to U.S. Ag
Issue 26 2002-11-29 OCM Says COOL Benefits Outweigh Cost; The Real Costs of Free Beef Trade with Australia; Lack of Competition May Hike Food Prices
Issue 25 2002-11-22 USTR Boosts Free Trade Agenda; Lame Duck Congress Limps Home; They Said It; Thanksgiving
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A. Guebert

Alan Guebert is an award-winning free-lance agricultural journalist who was raised on an 800-acre, 100-cow southern Illinois dairy farm. After graduation from the University of Illinois in Dec. 1980, he worked as a writer and senior editor at Professional Farmers of America and Successful Farming magazine.

In 1984, Guebert returned to Illinois to establish his free-lance writing business and to serve as a contributing editor to Farm Journal magazine.

He began his syndicated ag column, The Farm and Food File, in June, 1993, and it now appears weekly in more than 70 newspapers throughout the US and Canada. Guebert also writes a second column, called ''Letter from America,'' which appears monthly in magazines and newspapers in a dozen countries throughout Europe and Asia.

Throughout his career, Guebert has won numerous awards for his magazine and newspaper work. In 1997, the American Agricultural Editors' Association honored him with its highest awards, "Writer of the Year" and "Master Writer."

Alan resides with his wife and two children in Delavan, IL.

Alan Guebert
The Farm and Food File
502 W. 4th P.O. Box 648
Delavan, IL 61734
309/ 244-7134--voice
309/ 244-7050--fax

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