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Opinion: Why the Farm Bill Isn’t Prioritizing the Right Things

Modern Farmer

Agricultural run-off, including soil erosion, nutrient loss from fertilizers and animal manure, bacteria from animal manure and pesticides are the largest stressors to water quality of America’s streams and rivers. Market structures and business models should support fair income and wages for farmers and workers.

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20 Sustainable Sips to Cheer For

Food Tank

Mijenta grows agave without pesticides or herbicides. They practice biodynamic agriculture to encourage biodiversity and cultivate successful vineyards without pesticides or herbicides. The brewery is located on a small but busy farm with apple orchards, market gardens, two greenhouses, an apiary, and a flock of chickens.

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The whole dam truth

Food Environment and Reporting Network

We consume more than two pounds per person each year in our granola bars, cereals, milks, and regular old nuts, fueling an $11-billion market. Though concern about a bee shortage seemed acute this year, the pollination market for almonds has been tightening for more than a decade. Will it work? has averaged 2.67 Stay in the Loop!

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A remote Alaska village depended on the snow crab harvest for survival. Then billions of crabs died.

Food Environment and Reporting Network

We consume more than two pounds per person each year in our granola bars, cereals, milks, and regular old nuts, fueling an $11-billion market. Though concern about a bee shortage seemed acute this year, the pollination market for almonds has been tightening for more than a decade. Will it work? has averaged 2.67

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The deep roots of Mexico’s trade dispute with U.S. over GMO corn

Food Environment and Reporting Network

We consume more than two pounds per person each year in our granola bars, cereals, milks, and regular old nuts, fueling an $11-billion market. Though concern about a bee shortage seemed acute this year, the pollination market for almonds has been tightening for more than a decade. Will it work? has averaged 2.67

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Trouble at sea

Food Environment and Reporting Network

We consume more than two pounds per person each year in our granola bars, cereals, milks, and regular old nuts, fueling an $11-billion market. Though concern about a bee shortage seemed acute this year, the pollination market for almonds has been tightening for more than a decade. Will it work? has averaged 2.67

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A chilling effect: How farms can help pollinators survive the stress of climate change

Food Environment and Reporting Network

We consume more than two pounds per person each year in our granola bars, cereals, milks, and regular old nuts, fueling an $11-billion market. Though concern about a bee shortage seemed acute this year, the pollination market for almonds has been tightening for more than a decade. Will it work? has averaged 2.67

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