Green Hats, Rejected Aid, Protest Ads, And More Reactions to Trump’s Tariffs
The trade war progresses.
New York State Reaches Agreement to Keep SNAP Benefits Working at Farmers Markets Nationwide
This year’s growing season should be safe. But we need a long-term solution.
Meet the Farmers Running for Congress
This November, four active farmers will vie for a chance to represent their districts in D.C.
Trump’s $12 Billion Bailout Is a “Very Pricey Bandage Over a Deeper Wound”
Details of the bailout are still unknown: it is not clear exactly when, how, or how much farmers will be able to receive.
The War on Breastfeeding, Tariff Tantrums and a Farm Bill Update: Your Summer Food Policy Roundup
Amid the scandal-plagued world that is Washington, D.C., we bring you five food policy stories that you might have missed this season.
Tens of Thousands of People Are About to Lose the Ability to Buy Fresh Food at Farmers Markets
I know we’re saying a lot these days, but for real: this is infuriating and insane.
Canada is Offering Tariff Assistance to Affected Industries. The U.S. Isn’t.
The USDA has yet to share any news about a plan to help farmers hurt by Trump’s trade war.
By the Numbers: The State of Today’s Independent Farmer
The following stats paint a loose picture of the amorphous entity of “Independent Farmer,” and situate it in the broader context of American agriculture.
Four New Things to Know About Trump’s Trade Tariffs
Perdue’s response, bourbon price hikes, and more.
