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- Farm Subsidy Recipient Backs Food Stamp Cuts May 23, 2013Representative Stephen Fincher, Republican of Tennessee, collected nearly $3.5 million in subsidies from 1999 to 2012, an environment group found. […]
- Food Company and Farmers Union Back Changes to Aid Program May 22, 2013One of the world’s largest food companies offered its support on Wednesday for changes to the way the United States provides food aid to developing countries, adding critical agribusiness backing for President Obama’s overhaul plans. […]
- A Plan to Bring Sun-Powered Irrigation to Poor Farmers May 20, 2013Designers focused on improving lives for poor farmers have a solar-powered pumping plan. […]
- Storm in a Dipping Bowl Over Europe's Olive Oil Rule May 20, 2013Even the European Union’s supporters are suggesting that the alliance’s bureaucrats might have better things to do than tampering with the way olive oil is served in the Continent’s restaurants. […]
- Wells Dry, Fertile Plains Turn to Dust May 20, 2013Parts of the vast High Plains Aquifer, once a prodigious source of water, are now so low that crops can’t be watered and bridges span arid stream beds. […]
- As Obama Pushes Overhaul of Food Aid, Panels in Congress Favor Smaller Changes May 18, 2013After the Obama administration proposed moving the international food aid program out of the Agriculture Department, the Congressional Agriculture Committees took lesser actions. […]
- Seeking Justice for Black Farmers in Loan Bias Case May 17, 2013The president of the National Black Farmers Association objects to a news article about bias claims. […]
- Farm Equipment That Runs on Oats May 16, 2013Once a mainstay of farming, horses are back, as clean and organic as the crops they plow. […]
- As Thieves Troll Spanish Farmland, Villagers Begin Patrols May 15, 2013Many of Spain’s small, isolated farming communities seemed immune from the economic crisis. But now many believe the problem is at their doorstep. […]
- Bad Enough May 14, 2013Many of us are understandably afraid of the way our food is produced, but exaggeration doesn’t make our case stronger. […]
