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Court Denies Immediate Halt to Dicamba Use
Millions of pounds of dicamba could still be used this year.
Critics Say Bipartisan Carbon Market Bill Won’t Dent Climate Change
Will a market based approach work for agriculture?
Despite Their Title, Essential Workers Need Food Stamps More Than Others
We underpay the people we need the most.
Could Bubbles be the Future of Pollination?
Japanese scientists have successfully pollinated a pear orchard using bubbles!
Some States Feel Left Out of Farm Box Program
Food banks in Virginia have had difficulty receiving food through the $3-billion program.
Meatpacking Plant Employees Refuse to Work
They fear getting sick, for good reason.
DC Farmers Market Confronted With Lack of Black Vendors
Those in the network say spots at the most coveted location have been denied to Black vendors.
Sellers have seen warehouses pile up with artisanal cheese during the pandemic.
Meat Production Has Rebounded, But So Have Coronavirus Cases at Plants
Are the plants really operating as safely as they should?
