Senators Slam Meat Companies’ Lack of Transparency
Cory Booker and Elizabeth Warren are calling for enforceable COVID-19 safety standards to protect workers at meat plants.
15 States Move to Require Trucks and Other Heavy Vehicles to Be Electric
How does this affect agriculture?
USDA Issues Update on Beef Price-Fixing Investigation, But No Conclusions
There’s still work to be done.
Widespread Drought Could Mean Bad News for Farmers
It’s potentially the worst conditions since 2012.
The Report That Will Inform the Next Five Years of Dietary Guidelines Is Out
What does it say, why does it matter, and who’s mad about it?
The USDA’s Food Box Program Has Not Hit Its Goals
Less than two-thirds of the number of expected boxes was actually delivered in the program's first round.
COVID-19 Slams Washington’s Apple and Sweet Cherry Pickers
The virus has brought many overlapping problems.
There Are Climate Change Policies That Rural Americans—Even Republicans—Support
A new survey finds ways to reach those who are typically less gung-ho about climate policies.
