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Congress should make a New Years resolution to support free trade in 2019.
A numberofpundits have assumed thatas new leaderstakeformal control of the...
Im a failed hazelnut farmer.
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History is full of great rivalries: Athens versus Sparta, Lincoln versus Douglas, even the Roadrunner versus Wile E. Coyote.
Author Charles C. Mann describes...
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At least nobody does in New Jersey, where I live and farmand where snow commonly covers the field...
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The question is how to get...
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John Rigolizzo, Jr. is a fifth generation farmer, raising fresh vegetables and field corn in southern New Jersey. The family farm provides products to retail and wholesale markets.
John volunteers as a board member for the Global Farmer Network and has provided leadership to the Vegetable Growers Association of New Jersey and New Jersey Tomato Council. As a former New Jersey Farm Bureau President, his interest and long-time support of free trade was supported by his involvement in 11 international trade missions and engagement in World Trade Organization meetings in Seattle and Geneva.
