$15 minimum wage bill heads to N.J. Assembly for vote
24 May 2016, Posted by Economics and Prices, News, State News inClick here to read the full story from NorthJersey.com.
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***For Immediate Release*** NJ Farm Bureau Opposes $15 Minimum Wage Proposal – Cites Unique and Severe Impacts to Agricultural Industry (Trenton) – New Jersey Farm Bureau, the state’s largest agricultural organization, opposes the $15 minimum wage proposal (S-15) heard in by the Senate Labor…
Click here to read this article written by NJFB Executive Director Peter Furey for the NJ Municipalities Magazine.
The Holdup on Open-Space Spending? Christie Wants to Say Where Funds Go Click here to read this story from NJ Spotlight.
High Low 4-12-16
The New Jersey Herald published an editorial (4-24-16) titled “Trying to make Highlands Act a bit more fair.” New Jersey Farm Bureau agrees wholeheartedly with this piece, and believes it’s worth a read. Click here to read the editorial.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Ed Wengryn -or- Helen Heinrich; 908-568-4939 or 609-393-7163 NJDEP’s Proposed Revisions to Highlands Rules Get it Right (TRENTON) — New Jersey Farm Bureau (NJFB), the state’s largest organization of farmers and landowners, is pleased to see the positive changes that the…
USDA Farm Service Agency will be recruiting at Rutgers University under the Pathways Recent Graduate Program. Thursday, March 24, 2016 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Rutgers University New Jersey Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health on Cook Campus 61 Dudley Road New Brunswick, NJ 08901…
More than a decade ago, Kirby Bros. stopped blending corn, oats, and bran and topping the concoction with molasses to satisfy the cravings of horses that had long been part of the South Jersey landscape. The 100-pound bag of horse feed, priced at $13.60, was…