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The Leather Industry Is In Real Trouble
Americans keep buying beef—but not leather.
How Did African-American Farmers Lose 90 percent of Their Land?
A combination of obscure legal mechanisms and racist institutions enabled—and continues to enable—developers to weasel it away.
Trump Administration Hits Corn Farmers With Huge Ethanol Waivers
Some refineries won’t have to use ethanol at all—a big problem for farmers.
Farm Bailout Money May Be Disproportionately Helping Rich Farms Get Richer
Changes in the way bailout money has been doled out may benefit the largest.
Impossible Foods’s “Bleeding” Veggie Burger Gets FDA Approval
At long last, you can buy FDA-approved soy leghemoglobin.
It’s a for-profit company that seems willing to take on more risks than other lending institutions.
The Nation’s First Hemp Seed Bank Will Be in New York
The CBD market thanks you.
Tyson Sued For Pretending It’s a Responsible, Ethical Company
Two groups are angry at Tyson for its feints towards positive environmental practices.
