Food & Agriculture
For Coachella Farmworkers, the Grape Strikes of the 20th Century Cast a Long Shadow
Reflections on what could have been, a half-century later
Rural California Voters Defy DCCC and Israel Lobby
Randy Villegas advances in contentious primary that could flip a key House district
On May Day, Farmworkers and Their Children Defy Poverty and Deportations
Hundreds of farmworkers, students and community activists make their voices heard
Ag Front Group Shields Bayer in Controversial Roundup Liability Fights
Cancer victims say Bayer and Monsanto “manipulate and mislead” regulators and the public about the health risks of the herbicide
The Truth About Roundup Herbicide
The Supreme Court will soon determine whether corporations get a free pass for poisoning the public
Trump Promised to Investigate Meat Monopolies. He Gutted Antitrust Staff Instead.
The Trump administration had slashed budgets and staffing for offices responsible for protecting farmers and consumers against consolidated power in the agriculture sector
Farmers, Facing Labor Shortages, Push for Immigration Reform
Will Congress demur on farm labor reform again?
Maine Listened to Farmers and Confronted the PFAS Crisis
A new book captures how a state responded with integrity to the hazards of “forever chemicals”
The Trojan Hog in the Farm Bill
How the Save Our Bacon Act threatens family farmers and state sovereignty
USDA Can Address the PFAS Crisis on Farmland, Report Finds
Rep. Pingree of Maine calls for a federal safety net to support farmers affected by PFAS pollution
Organic Farmers Unite to Keep Your Food Healthy
Meet the farmers, organizers and eaters changing our food system from the ground up
Why Is California Paying North Carolina Farms to Make Gas From Hog Waste?
A growing biogas pipeline network has already drawn civil rights complaints