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October 14, 2011
Title: Will You Support Commonsense Reform to Ethanol Production?
Topic: Ethanol
Discussed by Jason Skaggs
with Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (www.tscra.org)
More corn diverted to ethanol has meant higher prices for feed stocks for cattle
and poultry and has reduced the availability of corn for human food-stuffs.
Have you wondered why your grocery budget has been skyrocketing? Let your
elected officials in Washington know that you are mad and aren’t going to take
it any longer!
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August 10, 2011
Title: Should the E.P.A. Regulate Every Drop of Water in the U.S. of A.?
Topic: Environmental Issues
Discussed by Pete Bonds
with Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (www.tscra.org)
Should the EPA
regulate every drop of water in the US of A?
Should the EPA expand its legislative mandate and reach out and touch our lives
by dictatorially regulating privately owned, self-contained bodies of water like
a private stock tank used by ranchers in providing water for their livestock?
Is there sufficient legal or scientific evidence to justify the EPA’s draconian
actions?
Mr. Bonds further shares other examples of how the government is regulating
Cattle Raisers out of business and / or driving up the cost of meat products to
the consumer.
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May 6, 2011
Title: EPA has a Bulls-Eye on Every Farmer, Rancher, and Maybe Even YOU!
Topic: Environmental Issues
Discussed by Joe Leathers
with Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (www.tscra.org)
More Regulations
Equals Less Water Usage By Everyone. Joe Leathers exposes more
rampant abuse of property rights and water rights by the EPA. What
some environmentalists can’t “legislate”
they try to “regulate”.
The EPA failed a number of years ago to pass legislation to give them
more control over ‘water in America’ but Congress said no. Now, the EPA is
trying to push through changes in their regulatory powers. For more, log onto
www.tscra.org.
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