Agri-Business Corporations Are Trying to Save The Environment. Or Are They?
How can you tell which agriculture projects are advancing sustainability and which are greenwashing? The lines are blurry and getting blurrier.
The Dirt Road that Led to Tokyo
Elle Purrier St. Pierre grew up running on the dirt roads and trails around her small town. Now, this dairy farmer is headed to the Olympics.
Why You Can’t Order Booze From Your Favorite Distillery
A new survey shows direct-to-consumer selling is popular, but laws don’t match up with buying habits.
What Biden’s New Executive Order Means for Agriculture
The wide-ranging document aims to boost competition and review monopolies across a handful of industries.
As passengers return to air travel, airlines look to highlight local flavors and ingredients, broadening their in-flight meals.
Shining a Light on Farmers’ Mental Health Challenges
A new short film looks at the lives of Scottish farmers, in an effort to highlight issues within the community.
USDA to Review ‘Product of USA’ Labelling
The review could impact meat processed in the United States but grown and raised internationally.
How the Pacific Northwest Heat Wave Is Affecting Farmworkers
With temperatures climbing over 100 degrees for days on end, conditions are especially hard on farmworkers who can find no respite from the sun.
New Colorado Law Attempts to Reduce Cross-Pollination Between Hemp and Cannabis
Signed into law last week, the bill aims to help producers, but it’s not yet clear what the impact might be.
