Transforming the Delta | Food and Environment Reporting Network
Dec 20, 2024 · In the last third of the nineteenth century, the Delta was a place people flocked to, a land of opportunity for Blacks and whites alike. Cotton farming had begun before the Civil …
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FERN’s Friday Feed: The weeds are winning
Herbicide resistance is growing. Cue the novel weed-whacking strategies. MIT Technology Review “Since the 1980s, more and more plants have evolved to become immune to the …
What does Donald Trump’s deportation plan mean for the food …
Sep 4, 2024 · Writing in The New York Times op-ed section, newly named FERN senior editor Ted Genoways argues that a Trump presidency, built on threats of mass deportation of …
The ranching industry’s toxic grass problem
Mar 27, 2024 · In the years since the Hamiltons converted their fields, the use of native warm-season grasses has gained momentum in the ranching industry. The University of Tennessee …
A collective future for American agriculture? | Food and …
Dec 14, 2021 · Many of today's collective agricultural operations, like the Black Farmers Collective in downtown Seattle, pictured here, are building on the tradition of cooperative ventures that …
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Judge overturns USDA rule on genetically engineered plants
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Secrets of the swamp - Food and Environment Reporting Network
Jun 25, 2024 · The foundation’s story and Van Lent’s are, in most ways, entirely contradictory, but there is one point of agreement: Van Lent was disgruntled.. Many people have been unhappy …
FERN’s Friday Feed: America’s onion problem
Why are onions suddenly making people sick? The Atlantic “Certain foods are more likely than others to wreak havoc on your stomach. Cucumbers have carried Salmonella, peaches have …