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Issue 68 2003-10-03 Cooked books; Red hot beef market to remain warm into winter; The US a net ag importer?; Laugh-a-minute Limbaugh
Issue 67 2003-09-26 Cancun reactions continue to ricochet through global ag trade; I don?t know about you, but ...; GM foods fail public polls again
Issue 66 2003-09-19 Mexican stand-off: What happened in Cancun and what it means
Issue 65 2003-09-12 Heat?s on farmers in Cancun; US, EU sweating; GAO shows USDA how to move ahead on COOL; Payment Commission to Congress: It?s your mess, fix it
Issue 64 2003-09-05 Rethinking US ag policy: Fixing the global farm problem; Dueling press conferences: Willie and Annie; On the road, and back, from Ontario
Issue 63 2003-08-29 By the time you read this ...; Reprise: Oh say, can you see ... Manitoba
Issue 62 2003-08-22 Court again declares South Dakota?s anti-corporate farming law illegal; Stop the presses: China bigger ag exporter than importer
Issue 61 2003-08-15 US-EU ag trade proposal little more than Cancun window dressing; Still crazy after all these years; The view from the rooftop
Issue 60 2003-08-08 AFBF: No WTO deal better than bad deal; Silly season
Issue 59 2003-08-01 Stop the presses: USDA talks beef with Japan without NCBA; International farm leaders offer own agenda for WTO-Cancun; Energy bill again passes Senate
Issue 58 2003-07-25 Cancun could clobber US farmers and ranchers; We?re being fed to the fishes over and over and over again?; A lovely evening for crop reportin?
Issue 57 2003-07-18 Smithfield eats Farmland Foods; In their own words: the real Smithfield; COOL funding killed in House, survives in Senate; News, views and some blues
Issue 56 2003-07-11 US blasts GM food and feed labeling; Academic wars: The battle to replace Neil Harl; Beef checkoff goes down for the second time
Issue 55 2003-07-04 Europe votes for GM labeling of food, feed; More Europe: CAP reform; How to kill a farm group
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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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