ʹͲͳ͹ C O N T E N T S ESSAYS ON FOOD POLICY IN THE TRUMP ERA CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS Mark Bittman Sophia Kruszewski Garrett M. Broad Erik Loomis Emily M. Broad Leib Lesley K. McAllister Stephen Carpenter Lauren Manning Nevin Cohen D. Lee Miller Marne Coit Michael Pollan Graham Downey Margot Pollans Olivier de Schutter Janet Poppendieck Leah Douglas Nathan A. Rosenberg Nicholas Freudenberg Susan A. Schneider Joshua Galperin Ricardo Salvador Jess Gilbert Bryce Wilson Stucki Neil D. Hamilton Marilyn Sinkewicz Karen Hansen-Kuhn Kirsten Valentine Cadieux Calvin Head ARTICLES Farmers Market Rules and Policies: Content and Design Suggestions ( From a Lawyer)…. ...............................Jay A. Mitchell 181 ALDF v. Otter: What does it mean for other State’ s “ Ag- gag” Laws? ..................................Jacob Coleman 198 Journal of Food Law & Policy ͳ045 West Maple Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 Phone: 479-575-2754 Fax: 479-575-3540 [email protected] The Journal of Food Law & Policy is published twice annually by the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville, Arkansas. This issue was printed at Joe Christensen, Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska 68521. Subscription Information: The Journal of Food Law & Policy is available to subscribers for $34.00 per year. Subscribers may mail a check and contact information to the Journal offices. Changes of address should be sent by mail to the address above or to ̷ǤǤ Journal ǡ ǡ iption expires. Back issues may be purchased from William S. Hein & Co., 1285 Main Street, Buffalo, New York 14209-1987, 1-800-828-7571. Citation Format: Please cite this issue of the Journal of Food Law & Policy as 13 J. FOOD L. & POL’Y 1 (2017). 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CHICK, B.A., M.L.S., Computer Support Specialist Reference Librarian JO ANNA COLLINS The University of Arkansas School of Law is a member of the Association of American Law Schools and is accredited by the American Bar Association. JOURNAL OF FOOD LAW AND POLICY VOL.13 ISSUE 1 Foreward This issue introduces a new format to the Journal of Food Law and Policy. Like many law reviews, we have primarily focused on publishing legal articles, which, by tradition, and now definition, are lengthy. As one guide for foreign scholars explains, law review articles “are generally between thirty and 150 pages, with as many as 500 to 600 footnotes.”1 They are also prone to suffer from what Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage refers to as “law reviewese,” a “stilted, jargonistic writing style. .lacking in personality or individual idiom.”2 JFLP has resisted law reviewese from its inception, seeking to serve as an intelligent and intelligible forum for policymakers, practitioners, and academics from a wide range of fields, in addition to legal scholars. This issue contains two articles that represent the best of the accessible and incisive scholarship we are trying to foster. The first, Jay Mitchell’s Farmers Market Rules and Policies: Content and Design Suggestions, is informed by the author’s years of experience with the subject and will immediately be useful to many of our readers. The second, Jacob Coleman’s ALDF v. Otter: What Does It Mean for Other State’s “Ag-Gag” Laws?, is a compelling and concise discussion of the state of ag-gag litigation. It is also the winner of the Arent Fox / Dale Bumpers Excellence in Writing Award which is awarded to the Journal of Food Law and Policy Staff 1. David B. McGinty, Writing for a Student-Edited U.S. Law Review: A Guide for Non-U.S. and ESL Legal Scholars, 7 N.Y. CITY L. REV 39 (2004). http://academicworks.cuny.edu/clr/vol7/iss1/3 2. BRYAN GARNER, Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage,OXFORD U. PRESS, (2001). JOURNAL OF FOOD LAW AND POLICY [Vol. 13 Editor with the best student written article of all Journal of Food Law and Policy candidates during their candidacy year. After Donald Trump’s victory last November, we put out a call for brief essays examining what happened, what’s likely to happen, and what policymakers and advocates can do to keep pushing forward.