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Letter Supporting Rural Veterinary Workforce Act

NASDA

Removing the current tax treatment of these awards will allow more ranchers and farmers in rural America to gain better access to a wide array of veterinary services needed for their livestock and poultry. Every American community deserves ready access to veterinarians.

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Release: NSAC Applauds Final Rule to Bring Fairness to Poultry Tournament System

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

Learn more: [link] The post Release: NSAC Applauds Final Rule to Bring Fairness to Poultry Tournament System appeared first on National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Laura Zaks National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition lzaks@sustainableagriculture.net Tel.

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Guest Post: Is the Future of Organic Food at Risk? Research Funding Holds the Answer

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

Investing in organic research provides farmers, both certified organic and non-certified, with innovative solutions and practical tools that enhance profitability, mitigate financial and ecological risks, and foster economic growth and social well-being in rural communities. Maintaining yields and managing production costs.

Food 105
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Consolidation's Cost: Farmers Left Stranded After Pure Prairie Poultry's Bankruptcy

Wisconsin Farmers Union

Earlier this week it was reported that Pure Prairie Poultry had declared bankruptcy and shut down with very little notice, affecting workers at the processing plant in Charles City, Iowa, as well as contract growers across Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. We will continue working toward a more just and sustainable food system.

Poultry 98
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Weekend reading: Farm Action’s analysis and policy recommendations

Food Politics

Farm Action , an organization devoted to stopping corporate agrocultural monopolies and building fair competition in rural America, has issued a short report, Balancing the US Agricuiltural Trade Deficit with Higher Value Food Crops. Its point (you have heard this from me repeatedly): the U.S. Make them happen!

Farming 249
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A Black-Led Agricultural Community Takes Shape in Maryland

Civil Eats

The soil is dead, new markets need to be developed, and for now, she’s planning on continuing to run Three Part Harmony, which will involve a lot of driving back and forth. The market forces were pressuring them to get out of this work that we all love so deeply. At the same time, she’s transitioning the D.C.

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The Historical Exploitation of Agricultural and Food Workers Needs to Stop

The Equation

Slaughter and processing workers in this type of system—disproportionately rural, immigrants, refugees, and people of color—are vulnerable to dangerous and precarious work conditions. The limited competition within the system allows these corporations to illegally fix wages or pay workers below the market wage.

Food 135