Farm Action joined National Farmers Union, six state Farmers Unions, and several advocate organizations including the U.S. Public Interest Research Group in filing a complaint against John Deere for their abusive restrictions on tractor and other farm equipment repair.
After yet another multi million-dollar price-fixing settlement barely dented JBS’s record profits, it’s clear to Farm Action that settlements are just the cost of doing business.
Farm Action applauds Senator Tester for filing this legislation, which counterbalances the excessive power consolidated by global equipment manufacturers.
Farm Action’s testimony for the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law will focus on the real-world impacts of corporate concentration.
The Action Plan honors recommendations made by our staff to improve competition and resilience by investing in local and regional food systems.
With higher grain prices, farmers have more dollars to pay for inputs — and Farm Action suspects fertilizer corporations may be taking advantage of that.
Farm Action applauds the Protecting America’s Meatpacking Workers Act, which combats monopoly control across the food and farm system.
By reintroducing two checkoff reform bills, members of Congress are stepping in to “do what’s right for family farmers and ranchers,” says Farm Action’s Joe Maxwell.
Farm Action applauds legislation that would improve food labeling transparency and cattle market competition.
Farm Action urged the USDA to prioritize competition and fairness as it invests $500 million in local and regional meat processing capacity.
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