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Inside the Farm Bill
January 10, 2024

Will Congress Do Its Job and Pass a Farm Bill This Year?

More than a trillion dollars are at stake for vital food, farm, conservation and rural development spending programs in 2024

Agriculture
January 8, 2024

Federal Investigations into Labor Law Violations by Farm Employers Fall to Record-Low

In the face of lax enforcement by Biden’s Labor Department, labor organizations have stepped up to protect farmworkers

Culture
January 4, 2024

The Shrinking Mississippi Delta County Where Getting a Degree Means Leaving Home Behind

In Issaquena County, Mississippi, the entangled history of race, segregation and education raise hard questions about the county’s future

Molly Minta, Mississippi Today; photography by Eric J. Shelton, Mississippi Today
Environment
January 2, 2024

Nine Times More ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in Water Near Sludge-Spread Fields

New York State and waste management entities promote the use of sewage sludge as fertilizer, but recent tests show high levels of PFAS pollution in water near sludge-spread fields

Culture
December 28, 2023

Our Readers’ Favorite Books of 2023

The books—old and new—that our readers and staff enjoyed this year