Agriculture is a much larger share of the Brazilian economy, but someone at USDA needs to start a campaign to stop the silliness that is helping countries like Brazil dominate the chase for world market share. Unthankful While American food writers incessantly pound out the words organic and local, the Brazilian government is drafting legislation considered to be a priority that would ease the approval process for agrochemicals. USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack correctly complains that Americans do not understand agriculture. The result is Washington Post articles extolling the virtues of hand slaughtering turkeys (note that USDA proved to the Egyptians years ago that machine slaughter is more humane than the variability of the human hand), and...