Trump Administration to Investigate ‘Threat’ of Mexican Blueberries
Farmers in the Southeast say foreign berries bring down domestic prices.
The Pork Industry Wants More Aid From Congress
Hog farmers are projected to lose $5 billion in 2020.
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.
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.
Lawmakers Demand More Transparency After the USDA’s Research Arm Moved to Kansas City
A new proposed act would force more analysis before moving government agencies or departments.
Critics Say Bipartisan Carbon Market Bill Won’t Dent Climate Change
Will a market based approach work for agriculture?
Farming Groups Fear Coronavirus Aid Won’t Reach Hardest Hit Farmers
Farming organizations say farmers of color and small growers will likely fall through the cracks.
Soul Fire Farm Helps the Marginalized Grow Their Own Food
This community farm has built gardens for dozens of families during the pandemic.
