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Farming Community
Organic farm wins $1 million in damages against neighboring farm for pesticide contamination
Jacobs Farm in Santa Cruz, CA won a suit filed in May 2007 against nearby Western Farm Service for pesticide damage to the farm.
Crumbling barns signal tumultuous change in Iowa
Barns collapsing from disrepair reveal that the social and agricultural landscape of Iowa has changed drastically over the past half century.
United States farmers get a taste of migrant life
As the demographics of the heartland change – populations decline and dairy farms expand – farmers who increasingly rely on a migrant Mexican labor force feel the culture shock endemic to Texas and California decades ago.
United States farmers get a taste of migrant life
As the demographics of the heartland change – populations decline and dairy farms expand – farmers who increasingly rely on a migrant Mexican labor force feel the culture shock endemic to Texas and California decades ago.
The Davis Farmers' Market, thirty years on
One of the original producer-only markets in California shows how it's done
DeVault to head Seed Savers Exchange
Longtime New Farm editor George DeVault has accepted the position as president and executive director of the nonprofit Seed Savers Exchange in Decorah, Iowa, an organization dedicated to the preservation of heirloom varieties of vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs and agricultural biodiversity in general.
Looking for the post-tobacco king of Kentucky agriculture
County councils can re-localize Kentucky's food system by directing tobacco settlement funds to help family farmsBy Pernell Plath You want to do what? Farming?
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