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Agriculture On The Move: Proposed Actions To Bolster Local Food Systems, Kathrynn D. Johnston Jan 2023

Agriculture On The Move: Proposed Actions To Bolster Local Food Systems, Kathrynn D. Johnston

Campbell Law Review

A movement to consume fewer processed goods and obtain food from local and regional sources has gained popularity in the last two decades. Local food systems offer several benefits; however, they are not wellsupported by the federal government. The USDA has administered a system of federal agricultural subsidies for nearly a century, but that system powerfully supports a limited group, usually the largest industrial farms growing a small number of crops—none of which include fruits and vegetables. Correspondingly, consumers have gradually shifted their diets to incorporate increasing amounts of subsidized crops and those crops’ byproducts to the detriment of overall …


The North Carolina Farm Machinery Franchise Act: Its Provisions, Context And Contribution To The Law Of Franchising, Paul C. Ridgeway Jan 1986

The North Carolina Farm Machinery Franchise Act: Its Provisions, Context And Contribution To The Law Of Franchising, Paul C. Ridgeway

Campbell Law Review

This comment examines the FMFA as it applies to the agricultural implement industry as well as its context in regard to the generic franchise relationship. The provisions of the Act are set forth and discussed. Finally, certain provisions of the Act are critically examined and potential interpretations are offered.


Damages And Problems Of Proof With Planted Nonconforming Seeds, Kemp Burpeau Jan 1986

Damages And Problems Of Proof With Planted Nonconforming Seeds, Kemp Burpeau

Campbell Law Review

This Article examines the factors necessary for recovery of damages for nonconforming seeds.