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AGB 414 Food and Agribusiness Policy Issues

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If you need background and general information on where the public view of the issue is currently, start with

Opposing Viewpoints In Context This link opens in a new window

Next, to dig more into where the government stands on the issue currently:

ProQuest Congressional This link opens in a new window
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Particularly:
   Congressional Research Reports for any reports to Congress on your topic
   Regulatory Insight for the history of regulations on your topic and
   Legislative Insight for legislative history of your topic
Alternate titles: Executive Orders and Presidential Proclamations 1789-Present, CRS Reports 1916-Present, Congressional Publications

If you need to know where the Executive Branch of the Federal Government stands or what it has done on your topic, contact me for more help if the agency web site does not give you the information you need.

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