The National Agricultural Law Center
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Recent Website Postings
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Center Twitter Account @NatAgLaw

With the growing importance of social networking, the Center has a Twitter account, @NatAgLaw, to keep its followers apprised of new additions to the Center's website, blog postings, Center activities, and news items of particular interest to the agricultural and food law community. This social networking has already paid dividends to the Center and the Blog by introducing new users to each of these sites. The Twitter feed is accessible to the general public with or without Twitter accounts.

Website Guide

To make the vast store of information available on the Center website more user-friendly, a Website Guide has been created to aid visitors in their navigation through the site. The Guide gives a brief overview of the individual sections into which the website is divided and provides a link to that section.

Reading Rooms

Agricultural Leases
Forestry

Publications

First Quarter 2010 Updates to Agricultural Law Bibliography (Kershen)
Aquaculture and the Lacey Act - Research Article (Springsteen, 2010)
Farm Transition Planning - PowerPoint Presentation (Springsteen, 2010)
Aquaculture and the Lacey Act - PowerPoint Presentation (Springsteen, 2010)
Handbook of Laws and Regulations Affecting Arkansas Farm Employers and Employees (Looney &
Copeland)

Congressional Research Service Reports

Fifty-eight new reports were added on 2/10/10 with heavy representation in Climate Change. Forty-five updated reports were substituted in the listing. The total number of agriculture-related CRS reports currently on the website is now 740.



The National AgLaw Reporter

New Case Law Indexes
Agricultural Leases
A substantially expanded Animal Welfare Case Law Index was posted to the website on 12/15/09.
The index now includes cases back to January 1, 1995.


Case Law Index Updates
April 1, 2010


State Law Clearinghouse
Farm Animal Welfare Statutes for the states of Indiana, Utah, and West Virginia were added to the
State Law Clearinghouse and to the Farm Animal Welfare Statutes page.
The Clearinghouse currently includes:
States' Farm Animal Welfare Statutes
States' Right-To-Farm Statutes
Climate Change Statutes
States' Biofuels Statutory Citations
Updated Statutory Agricultural Lien Charts
States' Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Statutes
Animal Cruelty Statutes
Recreational Use Statutes
Agritourism Statutes


Federal Register Digest -
Current Updates (April 5 through 16, 2010)












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