*UPDATE: Fair Food Fight has direct access to an advisor for the Obama USDA transition team. Our hope is to get this petition in front of the team soon, so that Jim Riddle will be considered for a post like Agricultural Marketing Service which has direct control over the USDA's National Organic Program.

Make your voice heard! Restore integrity to the National Organic Program by drafting Jim Riddle to the USDA. 

Tom Vilsack, former governor of Iowa, has been tapped to be the next USDA secretary. While Fair Food Fight disagrees with that choice, we hope the president elect is still open to considering green and change-oriented advocates for lower, USDA posts.

Advocates like Jim Riddle. Riddle is a longtime champion of organic/sustainable farmers and strong standards, so consumers know what "organic" means from the produce aisle to the dairy cooler to the body care aisle. Take a look at his resume, and sign our petition, please.

Basic information about Jim Riddle 

* Jim Riddle's Resume 

* Jim Riddle's Personal Statement to the Obama USDA

PLEASE READ AND SIGN 

We, the undersigned, whole-heartedly endorse Jim Riddle to serve in President-Elect Barack Obama's Department of Agriculture. We value his experience as Chair and Executive Committee member of the National Organic Standards Board, University of Minnesota' Organic Outreach Coordinator, and his instrumental role in the development of standards and documents that heavily influenced the National Organic Program's Final Organic Rule.

Riddle has worked with 19 State Department of Agricultures and the following agencies: Agricultural Marketing Service; Economic Research Service; Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service; Agricultural Research Service; Natural Resource Conservation Service; Risk Management Agency; National Ag Library; Foreign Ag Service; National Ag Statistics Service; and Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education.

Without leaders like Jim Riddle, who've sparked real change in Rural America with his work in organics and sustainability, the next Department of Agriculture will be caught flatfooted while the food and agriculture sectors continue to merge and transform at astonishing rates over the next four years. Therefore, we hope to see Jim Riddle in a prominent position in your administration where his talents can help Rural America and the entire country capitalize on these coming changes.

Sincerely,

1. Erik Esse, Director, Local Fair Trade Network
      Jim Riddle has the perfect combination of background and integrity to direct the NOP at the very least, and appointing him to a higher post in the USDA would be a sure sign that change had come to that agency.
2. Jill C Hayden, Domain Admin and Tech Support
3. John Miller-George, Software Developer
      Pure Food will prevent lots of illness. Put a Pure Food advocate in the USDA, please.
4. Dmitri Potemkin, Development Assistant
5. linda gallagher, librarian
      Please!!!
6. Kevin O'Connor, Homemaker
7. Sara Nurmi, Student
8. Wade Collins, organic farmer
9. Nancy Rost, teacher
10. Michael Easler, Student
       Please, so that the change that you have promised may actually materialize in one of our nation's greatest times of need!
11. Barbara Stevenson, Associate Director
12. Barth Anderson, Wedge Co-op
13. Allie Micka, Man behind the curtain
14. Sarah Huber, Librarian
15. kristopher o'higgins, literary agent
16. Jon Delperdang, University of Minnesota student
17. Be Nauman, Development Director
18. Alice Wasielewski, Librarian
       Agriculture issues are critical in the United States, and I hope the new administration will select Jim Riddle and others like him to serve in the Department of Agriculture.
19. Kelly Smith, Director of Marketing & Communication
20. Christof von Rabenau, Director of Information Technology
       YES!
21. Shannon Szymkowiak, Marketing & Member Services Manager
       A voice of reason needed for a sustainable food system.
22. David Hoffman-Dachelet, Asset Manager; Co-op President
23. Gordon Edgar, Cheesemonger, Rainbow Grocery Cooperative
       The USDA needs change too!
24. Angela Hed, Office Manager/Teacher
25. Dave Schermerhorn, Supplier Programs Manager
26. Beth Dooley, free lance writer
       We NEED Jim Riddle NOW! This is urgent -- he understands the issues and is willing and ready to act NOW
27. Sarah Green, artist and farmer
28. Benjamin Pierce, dishwasher
29. Jennifer Vogel, Headwaters Foundation for Justice
30. Robert Karimi, Artist, Food Activist
31. Jill Richardson, Health Care Professional
32. Scott Patterson, Equal Exchange worker-owner
33. Dean Hinshaw, federal employee
34. Patricia Dunham, retired
       I am lucky enough to live in the land of Oregon Tilth, a real organic certification agency (unlike, unfortunately, USDA Organic). I don't know much about Mr Riddle, but the simple fact that he is NOT part of the industrial agriculture cabal is enough to recommend him to me. Food is too important to let the corporations take over. They have proved again and again that they have utterly NO concern for the health and well-being of their consumers; THEY ARE NOT TO BE TRUSTED. Please, let us hear some news about your administration considering some names that are NOT completely co-opted by industrial food!
35. Noah Eaton, Student
       Change doesn't come from the top down, it comes from the bottom up. We have faith you will prove yourself here and appoint someone who represents the vision that has fueled the rise in organic agriculture and sustainable farming in America. And I believe Jim Riddle represents that vision: change we can all believe in.
36. Dan Nordley, Publisher - Cooperative Grocer
37. Joe Riemann, Equal Exchange worker-owner
       change I can believe in....
38. Stephanie Chappell, mom
39. Lena Pivec, mom
40. Tim Riley, Management Consultant
       Let's get it done!
41. Nancy Alexander, HR Analyst
       This is important!
42. Margaret Klette, Writer - Spiritual Director - Healer
       I support all grass roots efforts to save and maintain moral values in our agriculture arenas. They have been badly decimated and long to be retored to some credibility.
43. Anita Bradshaw, Pastor and Consultant
44. Diane Rackowski, Technical Coordinator
45. Christina Copenhaver, Attorney
       This is urgent!!!
46. Kristi Olson, User Experience Consultant
47. Carol Stoneburner, Clerical worker
48. Haley Rekucki, Human Resources
       Representation for sustainable agriculture is necessary!
49. Jaclyn Wakeen, Mother, dance instructor
50. Lorie Badiyan, Retired
51. Will Graham, opera director
52. Kati Gallagher, Assistant Director
53. caple melton, educational outreach
54. Joyce Yamamoto, retired
       Organics and sustainability are our concepts for a healthy future.
55. Rowan Glaser, Custom motorcycle painter, Healer
56. Sharon Collins, retired
       The simple fact that Jim Riddle is NOT part of the industrial agriculture cabal is enough for me to recommend him to serve in President-Elect Barack Obama's Department of Agriculture. As a community organizer you know that change does not come from the top down but from the bottom up. I have faith you will prove yourself here and appoint Jim Riddle. He represents the vision that has fueled the rise in organic agriculture and sustainable farming in America. He represents a change we can all believe in. Food is too important to let the corporations take over. They have proven repeatedly they have no concern for the health and well-being of their consumers. In plain language -- THEY ARE NOT TO BE TRUSTED. Please let us hear some news about your administration considering names that are NOT completely co-opted by industrial food!
57. Lydia Olchoff, Business Analyst
       I know Jim personally. He is a person of great integrity, both personal and professional.
58. Ann Dwenger, stay at home mom
59. Elaine Evers, Executive Secretary
60. Matt Judge, Legal Assistant
61. Philip Bradley, Retired; Wedge Co-op board member
       The Dept. of Agriculture definitely needs someone who can speak with organic and sustainable food experience. Jim Riddle can help provide that perspective for the new administration.
62. Stephanie Potoka, mom and graduate student
       Thanks for helping make the shift toward sustainability!
63. Richard Keller, na
64. Greg Johnson, Office Manager
65. Hilary Johnson, Produce worker
       Organic food is the future of our food security. I trust Jim Riddle to protect organic integrity and to make wise decisions to further the country's food security.
66. Jennifer Zator, Proofreader
67. Kim Fortin, Accounts Specialist
68. Faith Whelan, Admistrative Coordinator
       Jim Riddle has the experience to create an environmentally friendly USDA.
69. dorothy Dietz, contractor
70. Allan Davis, Assistant Teacher
71. Stacy Adrianson, Fair Trader
72. Regene Radniecki, Professor
       It is imperative that the next USDA head be conversant with Organics and be able to fend off the pesticide kings. The current UDSA head is a joke. I know, I live in North Dakota.
73. Elizabeth LaVelle, Bookseller
74. Nancy Ahmad, Retired Social Worker
       It is imperative that the next USDA head be conversant with Organics and be able to fend off the pesticide kings. The current UDSA head is a joke. I know, I live in North Dakota.
75. Carole Baker, retired
       Jim Riddle is a worthy candidate for a position with the USDA - today's food world needs people who believe in the sustainability, healthy food for our population.
76. Hobson Calhoun , Realtor
       We need a world of healthy people and healthy communities. Healthy food is an integral part of this.
77. Lisa Hyppa, Accountant
78. Susan Stewart, Wedge Co-op
79. Judy Steele, Life coach/counselor
80. Gary Ketch, Owner: YouCanBeHealthy.com
81. jackie rust, reading teacher
       I want my almonds back. We need someone who know something on the USDA.
82. Carol Smith, Clerk
83. Jessica Harder, Student
84. Sarah Gioia, theater director/dramaturg
       Please think long term as you make this decision.
85. Hana Patrie, Branch Manager, United First Financial
86. Gigi Gridley, Data Security Analyst
87. Amanda Cole, Education Assistant, Avalon Charter School
       Organic and sustainable agriculture will boost the failing economy in so many ways, including 1) improving nutrition which will reduce the needs for health care, 2) increasing local jobs and local farmers, which will promote a healthy, local economy, and 3) reducing carbon emissions and in turn reducing the global warming phenomenon.
88. Heidi Olstad, meat & dairy buyer, Seward Co-op
       Jim Riddle has real integrity.
89. Rachel Patterson, eMarketing and Development Asst.
       Let the Obama administration help to usher in an era of sustainable, ethical, and healthy food choices.
90. Michelle Kirian, Epidemiologist
91. Jeffery J. McNaught, Attorney
       Read his resume. He is amazingly accomplished.
92. Nancy McPherson, Bookkeeper
93. MariLynn Campbell, manager, alternative health clinic, retired
       please stoke the fire with energy from a genuine source of light and an ethical, life sustaining, healthy food background; so much time has been wasted in fighting progress that nothing less will satisfy the need.
94. Anne Rynearson-Schlink, Mom
95. Jerren Osmar, Business Owner
96. Lorna Smith, technition
97. Nathan West, Technologist
98. Nancy Bethea, Ph.D., consultant
99. Larry Jensen, Retired - Electrical Engineer and Mechanical Engineer (individual degrees)
       Our countries increasing obesity, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, and other afflictions come from the food we eat. And thus can be directly attributed to the policies of the USDA and FDA. These policies have little to do with what is healthy for the nations people but rather how much profit large corporations can make. For example, they promote wide spread use of soy totally ignoring the toxic effect that unfermented soy has on the thyroid. Wheat also has a toxic effect on humans and leads to celiac disease. I “factory farming” the use of grain to “finish feed” cattle causes them to have a high omega-6 to omega-3 ratio. Omega-6 is an inflammatory agent, high levels of which are associated with increased incidence of cancers in humans eating that beef. The anti-fat dogma that has become “gospel” in the media has caused pregnant women to avoid saturated fat just at the time the fetal brain is developing. Thus the child is born autistic - I know of one specific case of this and am sure that it was not just a fluke. I hope that you will consider Jim Riddle for your Secretary of Agriculture. We need to stop poisoning and even killing your citizens in the name of profit for a few big companies. An appointment of someone not tied to the “industry” would be a big step in better health for everyone.
100. Kathryn Mardis, Sr. Business Analyst
101. Katherine Utter, Social Worker
102. Gina Wood, musician, teacher
103. Lynn Thomasberg, Yoga Instructor
104. Cynthia Levine, Doula, Ceramic Artist
105. Michele Wiegand, Realtor, Gardener, Artist
106. Deborah Harley, singer/songwriter
107. Martin Kidwell, Licensed Acupuncturist
108. Mary Vorndran, Baker
109. janice dowling, retired educator
110. Lisa Stuart, Public Librarian
111. Paula Borchardt, .
112. Jennette Turner, Natural Foods Educator
        The Obama campaign ran with the promise of using good science to address the issue of climate change - it would be a contradiction to not use good science when determining our country's agriculture policy as well. The FDA's own scientists called for more study of GMOs before allowing them into the food supply, but were dismissed because the FDA was run by Monsanto. PLEASE don't let profit-motivated industry make decisions that impact the whole nation's health.
113. Arlene Stuart, retired
114. Angela Merritt, Student
115. Mark Kastel, Senior Farm Policy Analyst--- The Cornucopia Institute
        Jim is one of the most knowledgeable and diplomatic policy professionals working in the organic agriculture arena.
116. Justin Helbig, Operator
117. Trista Langley-Tyler, mom, business owner
118. Patti Roberts, Retired business owner
119. Tonya Allison, Teacher
120. Barry Madore, Website professional
        There is a vital need for the expertise and level-headed POV that Jim would provide. His appointment would be a big step in the right direction regarding food/farm policy.
121. Helena Allison, Secretary
122. Doug Walter, Membership Director, Davis Food Co-op
        The USDA has a lot of good people working for change. But Jim's leadership could really assist the AMS in fulfilling it's mission and serving the public. It would be great to have him on the USDA team!
123. Cindee Lolik, Operations & Administrative Coordinator, Honest Weight Food Co-op
        It is time for those in the forefront of the organic movement to become a vital and significant part of the USDA.
124. Kelli Reese, General Manager, Durango Natural Foods Co-op
125. Christine McElwee, General Manager & Grandma Tidal Creek Cooperative
126. Jennifer Kleffner, Board of Directors, Durango Natural Foods - and Biologist
127. Mia Lauchli, Marketing Director, Co-opportunity
        With the appointment of Tom Vilsack, now more than ever, we need someone who can act as an advocate for organic food. Go Jim!
128. Gail Bartlett, President, Blue Hill Co-op, Blue Hill, Maine
129. Art Ames, General Manager, Berkshire Co-op Market (representing 3,200 individual owners)
        While I understand that it is obviously Mr. Vilsack's right and responsibility to select his own choices for key positions, here's hoping that this sign of support for Jim Riddle will encourage Mr. Vilsack to consider Mr. Riddle as a viable and desirable option.
130. James Watts, Operations Manager
131. Cheryl Brown, Associate Professor, Agricultural and Resource Economics
132. Suzette Snow-Cobb, Co-General Manager, Franklin Community Food Co-operative
133. Erin Martin, General Manager
        Kickapoo Exchange Natural Foods Co-op
134. Elena Sunland, MN organic farmer & Brooklyn NY resident
135. Jim Newton, Investment Research Analyst
136. Kelly Cantway, Education and Outreach Coordinator, Marquette Food Co-op
137. Christopher Durkin, Director of Membership and Community Relations, Harvest Co-op Market
138. Barbara Albernaz, Customer Service Representative
139. Zoe Brittain, Outreach & Education Administrator, The Common Market Co-op
140. Kye Cochran, General Manager, Upper Valley Food Co-op (representing 2500 members)
141. Kristi Pluimer, Finance Director, Lakewinds Co-op
142. Rob Everts, Co-President, Equal Exchange
143. Jane Harter, Mgr - Admin/HR
        Maintaining high standards related to "Organic" products and production is nothing less than essential. Without them, I am left to wonder what is in my food. Likewise, the people of the United States NEED to learn more about what non-processed, healthy food really is so they can make healthy choices for themselves and their families. I strongly support Jim Riddle's appointment to the USDA and urge others to do the same.
144. nancy schrauth, doctor of chiropractic
145. Laura Meisler, Outreach Coordinator, People's Food Cooperative
        Perhaps Jim Riddle can restore our confidence in the USDA.
146. Andrew Kessel, Equal Exchange Natural Food Sale's Rep
        We need someone who will represent the needs and concerns of the farmers and impoverished communities who are often most hurt by the predominantly agro-business contemporary food system. Riddle has many of the credentials that lead me to believe he would be a champion for change and a healthier food system which was not based on ludicrous ethanol subsidies but on transparency, healthy choices (both for people and the environment), and a more level playing field.
147. Jodi Anderson, Equal Exchange Natural Foods Sales Rep
148. Sarah Belfort, Equal Exchange Domestic Fair Trade Coordinator
149. Allen Krabill, Yoga Teacher & Adventure Camping Tour Leader
150. Brian Crouth, Equal Exchange National Demo Program Manager
151. karen christensen, Farmer
152. Amy Fields, General Manager, Eastside Food Co-op
153. Tom Taylor, Community Based Food Systems and Economic Development Organizer
154. Nicole Vitello, Equal Exchange sales rep and organic farmer
        As an organic farmer for the last ten years, I have been frustrated by USDA programs and how they seem geared towards large scale conventional opeations and subsidies. Existing policies seem stuck in the mire of past agricultural priorities. I was struck during the debates about the recent farm bill that a new era is dawning where consumers are getting involved because it is about food again not just agricultural policy. The advocacy of people like Jim Riddle, a leader in the organic movement, is crucial to put the emphasis back on food, people and farms and to begin to implement policies with these concerns in mind instead of biotech research, farm consolidation and cheap food and fuel. We have paid a high price for this focus already in terms of health, sustainability, local economy and control over our resources. It is high time for the organic and local movement to have a representative we can trust and respect to promote change within the USDA system.
155. Karen Bernard, mother, teacher
        a voice of sanity!
156. Rita Capes, Legal Secretary
157. Gabe Eggers, Assistant Director, La Boca Center for Sustainability
        Finally, a voice of the people, fighting for the betterment of our World. We know that change comes to all things, now let US be that change we wish to see by uniting collectively in support of Jim Riddle in his hope of leading the USDA toward a healthier and cleaner tomorrow. We must begin to go with the FLOW--Fresh, Local, Organic, and Wild: making the change makes all the difference!
158. Ruth Ofstedal, Sustainable Agriculture Advocate
159. Elizabeth Asphodel, Homemaker
        The USDA is an often overlooked area that we don't focus much on in terms of the "change" we are all so hopeful about, yet it is desperately in need of that change and hope. We need people on the inside who will uphold the principles that the USDA is supposed to stand for, and who will fight for a healthy, sustainable, compassionate food industry.
160. Bob Capes, Information System Specialist
        Please maintain the standards for Organics.
161. Lula Chapman, Performance Artist
162. catherine mackenzie, real estate broker
163. Ron Arm, Equal Exchange worker-owner in Wisconsin
        ..if not now..when? America's and the world's biological clock is ticking....
164. Peter Dowd, Sr Group Manager
165. Cathy Johnson, Facilitator, coach
166. Megan Eggers, body-centered therapist
167. Cate Johannessen, Doula, Cytogenetic Technologist
168. David Terry, Woodworker
169. Bob Marcus, Veterinary Technician
170. Richard Poole, worker=owner track employeee Equal Exchange
        Growing up and being very active within the United Church of Christ, I believed that the mission work I took part in and supported was a step in the right direction to what God wanted us to do with this world we have been given. Since joining the Equal Exchange family I have learned so much more that I could be doing. There are many here whom I respect and admire and they support Jim Riddle. I fully trust there knowledge and instincts in this area. This is why I trust and support Jim Riddle.
171. Victoria Bard, Certified Massage Therapist/Personal Development Coach
        The USDA and FDA need to be completely overhauled. Only with progressive people in key position will there be any chance of this happening. I am happy to lend my voice in support of this petition for Jim Riddle to join the USDA. The Standard American Diet, otherwise known as S.A.D., is just that - it is sad. I hope that dietary recommendations can be revised as soon as possible and that the American people can be educated about better food choices. Organic food should be the norm; processed food should be processed right out of existence.
172. Carolyn Laine, MN State Representative
173. Sage Radachowsky, carpenter
174. sheila armstrong, organic gardener
        Please this man has credible assets for the future of our food.
175. Katrina Blair, Director of Turtle Lake Refuge, Educator
        To regenerate and sustain our country and world's health, we must collectively support organic food growing practices, honor the wild foods, and share the abundance with each other. It is exciting to be in a global community where everything each of us does affects everyone else. Let's be role models of sustainable agriculture by enlisting the help of Jim Riddle.
176. Shannon Iris, Founder, La Boca Center for Sustainability
        It's now or never
177. Margaret Mitchell, Doctor of Chiropractic
        Clean, healthy fresh food is the most powerful and true medicine...We need our source to be reliable...The health of our nation depends on it... The preparing of food is one of the most connecting and healing communal experiences we have as a daily ritual. Even if you prepare food and eat alone...You are eating food coming from the earth that connects us all.
178. Malia Mackenzie, Teacher
179. Barbara Gasterland, Retired
180. Mavonne Thomasberg, Retired - had a career in human health studies at the U of MN
181. Ann Andersen, Retired educator and health care administrator; a seeker of truth, psychic, Reiki Master
        your work is greatly appreciated!
182. Ruthie Oland, Equal Exchange, Fair Trade Fundraising Program Liason
183. Patricia Hickey, BOD Eastside Food Co-op
184. Charles Torpe, Manager of Prevention Services
        I support Jim Riddle to play an integral role in the re-creation of the USDA to promote sustainable, organic agriculture in the US and around the globe.
185. John Rafoth, Student
186. Rosemary Welch, General Manger Organic Consumers Association
187. Rachel Greene, student
188. Billy Pepmeyer, President-Agents of Change Recycling
189. Pfeif -, natural foods sales rep & worker owner @ equal exchange
190. Laura Smith Fillmore, President, Great Basin Community Food Cooperative
191. Chris Roberts, Owner of Barkwheats Dog Biscuits
192. Patricia Cheng Terry, Engineer
193. Jenifer Angerer, Marketing Manager
194. Neely Miller, Research coordinator
195. Blythe Massey, Filmmaker
196. Paula Schomaker, Waitress, Good food advocate
197. Cindy Weivoda, Electrician
        No more short-sited ag policies.
198. Kelly Chirhart, Social Worker
199. Lauri Hoff, Marketing Manager, People's Food Co-op
        Change We Need: The FDA and the USDA are great places to start. The health of our nation, our people, and our land depends on it.
200. Pat Koestner, Psychologist
201. Mamie Scott, Employment Specialist, Gardener
202. Victoria Hall, student
203. Maggie C, Organic Consumer/Health & Environmental Advocate
        We must clean up Agriculture. This is the foundation of health and environmental concerns. If we ever see ourselves becoming healthy as a nation, while at the same dramatically helping our environment and global warming, this MUST be the first place we start. We need people who understand what it takes to have healthy food available to all and not continue to pander to corporate agri-business at our expense.
204. Jennifer Roth, Artist
205. Pam Hatch, Licensed Professional Counselor, mom, and business owner
        Please remain true to the promise of Change! We desparately need to have more people who respect and understand the need for a truly safe and nutritious food supply in leadership positions! Thank you.
206. Kate Lloyd-Evanski, Wellness Director
207. jeremy condon, food server
        We need our Food and Farmers back
208. jamie mcguire, teacher
209. Nick Bariloni, Electronic Medical Records
210. Patsy Lowe, retired
211. Valerie Hope, Mediator/Trainer/Gardener
        Freedom in the food supply is essential - truthful information is necessary to insure such freedom. Profit-making, corporate control over the food supply would be a disaster of cosmic proportions!
212. Eusebius Ballentine, Farmer/Producer
        You know it's the right thing to do!!!!!!!
213. Elizabeth Denny, Mom
214. heidi allen, owner/health and fitness club
215. Talya Lutzker, Chef
216. Chantal Clement, Georgetown Graduate Student
        Changes start here. Please make the right ones.
217. Andrea Boccanfuso, Lighting Designer
218. Jen Colby, eater and organic advocate
        The National Organic Program is the cornerstone of sustainable agriculture federally, and at a very personal level for millions of American consumers, growers, ranchers, and processors. It is vital that the new administration bring an experienced and ardent supporter of sustainable agriculture to this position. Fellow Iowa native Jim Riddle would make an excellent leader and I wholeheartedly support his people-powered, change-oriented nomination.
219. Ellen Hicks, Mechanical Engineer
220. Jean Day, retired
221. Chicha Glass, stay at home mom
222. Ryan Schenk, Paramedic
223. Uta Zickfeld, Advanced Master Gardener
224. Marianne Alemany, homemaker
        We want to see CHANGE!
225. Jacqueline Hannah, General Manager, Common Ground Food Co-op
226. Louise Johnson, insurance agent and small farmer
        Small farmers need someone in Washington on their side.
227. Mia Strong, Mom
228. Monica Keady, Homemaker
        Our nation's food policy is in dire need of reform. Jim Riddle's background will be beneficial in moving the U.S. toward a leadership role in transforming our industrial agriculture system to a more holistic, organic and sustainable system.
229. Jacob Riyeff, Student, gardener
230. Kurt Kiebler, retail clerk
231. Palma Puzzuoli, Market Research Consultant
232. Clint Popetz, Board chair, Common Ground Food Co-op, Urbana, IL
        I have high hopes for this administration, and I approve of almost all of Obama's picks. I would however like to see a voice for food sustainability issues represented in the USDA, and I hope the transition team will consider this appointment.
233. Mark Keating, Teacher
        I have known Jim Ridle for fifteen years and I also worked at the Agricultural Marketing Service, which he is being drafted to lead, for five years. I can say without doubt or hesitation that Jim Riddle is one of the most honest, smart, hard working and life affirming people I have ever known. Quite simply, he is among the cream of the crop of the organic agricultural movement. More importantly, he has respect for all farmers, an intimate knowledge of agricultural production and marketing, and a deep, deep reverence for the environment. You needn't take my word for this - look at his resume. He is enormously qualified for this assignment and we as citizens would be exceptionally well served were he to take on this assignment.
234. Steven Davies-Sigmund, librarian
        We need a real champion of organic food.
235. Marvin Guymon, dad/graphic designer
236. David Waisman, Director of Finance
237. Alice N., Mom
238. Michael J. Potter, Chairman and President, Eden Foods, Inc.
        The only qualified candidate !
239. Torey Ligon, Outreach Coordinator
240. Matthew Martin, Farmer
241. Steph Chappell, Mother, Gardener/Farmer
242. Deslie Ervin, Produce Manager/Artist Open Harvest Natural Foods Coop
243. Meg Varhalmi, Paleontologist, Mother
244. Susan Straubing, Organic vegetable grower for market
245. Marian Buckner, Writer
        USDA urgently needs someone of top caliber like Jim Riddle to ensure a strong USDA Organic program. There will be many battles in times to come, and Riddle has the qualifications to do what is needed to protect USDA Organic.
246. Matthew Weeber, Local foods advocate / co-op deli manager
247. Mary Lickert, Teacher
248. Stephanie Scavelli, Student
249. Sara Phillips, recycling truck dispatcher
250. Ryan Eilmas, Clerk
251. Anne Vedder, Director of Purchasing, Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative
252. Jeremy Layman, Assistant Store Manager Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative
253. Marcela Sanchez, Community Outreach Liaison
254. Sharon Simpson, VP Sales & Marketing & Mom
        Knowing that our food is safe for us to eat is a basic human right that we should all be entitled to! Information is key. So are organic practices in agriculture. It's time to for real change to happen, not just be talked about!
255. ashley stigge, student
        Get the monstanto buddies out of our government and get the people who want a healthy sustianable future in like Jim Riddle. Vilsack will not bring the change that we badly need in this country, but Riddle can!!!!!!!
256. Dana Feldmeier, teacher, nutrition counselor
        help bring about the change that is so greatly needed
257. Stacie Lucas, Professional Scopist
        Please, President-Elect Obama, surprise us for a change and appoint someone who isn't wholesale given over to corporate influence and money.
258. Deborah Burket, small business owner and concerned consumer
259. angela arguelles, real estate agent/my kids mom
260. amalia zarranz, filmmaker
261. Renee McCollum, Mother
262. Patrick Draper, Educator
263. Tereasa Kinnear, Office Manager
        One of my favorite quotes, "Be the change you want to see in the world".
264. Darin Bradley, assistant professor
265. Rebecca Stanton, assistant professor
266. Deepak Khandelwal, Food Consumer
267. pam parsons, freelance writer
        You won an election by promising real change. Here's a chance for constructive change.
268. Jeremiah Scott, Sr. Geology Analyst
269. Eric Ross, farmer
270. Kristi Castle, Therapeutic Massage and Cranial Sacral Therapist
271. Mary Marsden, vision quest guide
272. sheldon warren, registered nurse
273. Ellen Hasselmann, Retired
274. Oak Freed, Salespersons Mentor
        I thank you for your efforts on behalf of all of us. Oak Freed
275. April Lankford, Supervisor, Ozark Natural Foods Co-op
276. Colin Meginnis, Grocery Manager, Wheatsfield Coop
277. lee Baldwin, Farmer
278. Linda Whitedove, Herbalist/Acupuncturist
279. Bill Haschke, Property Tax Manager
280. Lindsey Stirling, Integrative Clinical Nutritionist
        I am all for sustainable, living, would love to live off the grid
281. Cody Wiersema, Acupuncture Student
282. Lucien Renjilian-Burgy, Massage Therapist
        Yes!
283. jamie jack, artist
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