Oregon's GMO-labeling defeat is confirmed, and Vermont's labeling bill has some unhappy people, but expect to see national labeling action next year.
With 2015—the International Year of Soils—on our heels, here's your chance at a free soil education.
A bumblebee species faces extinction while scientists beg our government for pollinator protection.
The FDA revised its Food Safety and Modernization Act rules and wants feedback by Dec. 15—this means you need to act!
Our country went to the polls last week for the 2014 election. Take a look at how the vote influenced food and farming initiatives.
A new survey shows farm families are in need of support, and we're all worse off if they don't get it.
More than 40 organizations deliver the USDA a letter telling them how soil should be treated for better farms.
The Enlist Duo herbicide—Dow Agrosciences' cousin to Agent Orange—has been approved for crop use in six states. Is yours one of them?
For World Food Day 2014, here’s a shout-out to seven individuals and organizations advancing good-food movements around the world.
A recent study reports livestock animals are doing just fine after eating genetically modified feeds, so we should keep feeding them, right?
Finding the truth about candidates' ag views—or any views for that matter!—is hard. Here's how to do your research so you can be confident in your Election Day vote.
Outbreaks of salmonella and listeria. Brutal beatings. What’s happening at a West Coast chicken processor makes me question its claim to humane.
