FARMING

A Mashpee Wampanoag tribal gathering. (Photo courtesy of the Mashpee Wampanoag)

14 Stories of Resiliency and Food Justice in Indigenous Communities

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11.25.20

Olives growing on a tree on the Yocha Dehe Wintu Nation's farmland

Civil Eats TV: Liquid Gold on Tribal Land

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11.24.20

Pasture raised turkeys. (Photo courtesy of Diestel Family Ranch.)

In Search of a ‘Regenerative’ Thanksgiving Turkey

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11.23.20

a farmer stares at windmills on his farm as he thinks about climate change and regenerative agriculture

An Unlikely Alliance of Farm and Environmental Groups Takes on Climate Change

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11.20.20

Joel Pelayo sells chiles at the Mercado del Valley. (Photo credit: Gorge Grown)

The Collective Farm Helping Oregon’s Latinx Farmworkers Weather the Pandemic

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11.19.20

a hand pulling freshly harvested turnips from healthy soil

New Research Confirms What We Eat Is Central to the Climate Crisis

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11.18.20

A Black farmer in a greenhouse growing crops to plant in the soil. Photo courtesy of Amber Tamm Canty.

Black Land Matters. But Is Crowdfunding Enough?

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11.17.20

Bert Paris at his farm outside Belleville, Wisconsin. Photo by Finn Ryan, Grassland 2.0

Grassland 2.0 Aims to Replace Soy and Corn Farming with Perennial Pasture in the Upper Midwest

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11.11.20

overhead view of a salmon farm aquaculture operation in norway

The Continued Fight over Farming the Oceans

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11.09.20

The Oakland Avenue Urban Farm. (Photo courtesy of Planet Detroit)

It Took a Group of Black Farmers to Start Fixing Land Ownership Problems in Detroit

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11.06.20

Beth Robinette holds a bunch of beets from Urban Eden Farms, one of the independent producers for Spokane's LINC Foods cooperative. (Photo credit: Rajah Bose, High Country News)

How a Northwest Co-Op Is Building a Local Food Future Beyond Big Ag

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11.05.20

Martha Romero guides husband Salvador Prieto as he drives and dumps a load of mulch at their Hass avocado trees in Somis, California. (USDA Photo by Lance Cheung)

The Future of Farm Conservation Programs Hinges on the Election

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11.03.20

a weathered silo with a US flag painted on it

How Four Years of Trump Reshaped Food and Farming

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11.02.20

The inside of a refrigerator. (Photo CC-licensed by Robert Nagle)

Op-ed: The New York Times Fridge Quiz Is a Referendum on Class and Whiteness

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11.02.20

Dallas Robinson at the Harriet Tubman Freedom Farm in Nash County, N.C. (Photo © Hanna Wondmagegn)

Black Farmers Breathe New Life into Agriculture in the South

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10.30.20

Will Hsu (left), with his father Paul, harvesting Ginseng. (Photo courtesy of Hsu Ginseng Enterprise)

Bailouts Not Enough to Keep Ginseng Farmers in Wisconsin Afloat

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10.28.20

Registering a new Latinx voter in Iowa.

Get Out the Vote Efforts in Farm Country Are Reaching Young, Latinx, and Rural Voters

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10.27.20

Two happy pigs running around outside without a gestation crate in sight.

Could Crate-Free Pork Become the New Industry Standard?

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10.26.20