farm bureau president, bob stallman, is stepping down - opening the door for another to take his spot. now, four other candidates hope to fill his spot in representing all in american agriculture:candidate, zippy duvall, has deep roots in georgia's agricultural industry. the georgia farm bureau president is a lifelong dairy farmer, who now maintains a beef herd and broiler operation. he was first active in farm bureau during the '70s after his father encouraged him to get involved. "he encouraged me to manage time with my farm and also encouraged me to make a difference." duvall has been georgia farm bureua president since 2006, holding positions at the state and "we worry about how we bring our young people back to the farm and how we transfer those farms to the next generation." part of that help includes focusing on farm policy. "now i hear about regulations and waters of the u.s., the clean water act, clean air act and dangerous species and what that does." candidate, kevin rogers, has ties to the southwest. he's a fourth generation farmer from arizona. roger produces cotton, alfa

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after 16 years as president of the american farm bureau federation, bob stallman gave his final address this week at the organization's annual meeting in orlando. now, zippy duvall of georgia will lead the group. he was elected this week. duvall is president of the georgia farm bureau and a broiler, cattle and hay producer. he said he's humbled and will work hard for farm bureau. the campbell soup company is submerging itself into the g-m-o labeling debate. the food maker is now pushing for national mandatory labeling of food products when they contain gentically modified ingredients. campbell says it continues to recognize that gmo's are safe. it feels national standards are needed, to pre- empt and supercede any state standards. vermont will be effect in july. speaking of wild weather, we could see the first january hurricane since 1938. the rare hurricane is alex. the national hurrican center upgraded the storm's status this week. the atlantic hurricane season officially runs from june first to november 30. that's it for news...meteorologist mike hoffman joins us now with the nationa