No Union Recruiting on California Farms, US Supreme Court Decides
In a 6-3 decision, justices ruled that a decades-old California regulation was a violation of constitutional rights.
Biden Administration Considers Expanding Biofuel Waivers for Oil Refineries
Farmers, elected officials and biofuel organizations are not happy.
USDA to Strengthen Antitrust Laws for Meatpacking
The meat industry isn’t thrilled, of course.
Wisconsin Judge Pauses Debt Relief For Black, Disadvantaged Farmers
The USDA will keep trying to get that money out.
The European Parliament is the latest government body to back a ban on the French delicacy.
EPA to Reverse Trump-Era Clean Water Deregulation
These rules have been a lightning rod for farmers.
A Group of Indigenous Fishermen Want to Take the Government of Canada to Court
Their class action lawsuit would extend to all Mi’kmaq, aiming to solidify their right to fish and trade their catch.
Bill Would Reveal Race, Gender of Those Receiving Farm Subsidies
Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
USDA to Invest Billions to Fix Food Supply Chain Disruptions
The country’s supply chains, we found out, are quite vulnerable.
