Agriculture Immigration Law Passes House, Despite Opposition From Conservative Groups
The bill streamlines the guest worker program.
Could Supply Management Help Struggling Dairy Farmers?
Farmers in Wisconsin are among the latest to embrace the idea.
USDA Finalizes New SNAP Rules, Reducing Food Benefits for Millions
The new rules would also cause almost a million children to lose free school lunches.
Union and Nonprofit Sue USDA Over Sped-Up Pork Production Rules
They fear increased worker injuries as a result of the new rules.
Black Farmers Sue Burger King’s Chicken Supplier for Discrimination
There’s a long history of accusations of bad behavior against Koch Foods.
Foie Gras, Failed Food Computers, and More: Your November Food News Round-Up
There has been no shortage of scandal, corruption and misdeeds in the food and farm world lately.
Farm Bankruptcies Are Way Up This Year
Farmers are filing for bankruptcy at a rate 24 percent higher than last year.
32 Members of Congress Urge USDA to Stop Relocating Research Agencies
A legislative battle continues.
