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The myths we tell ourselves about farming mask the dark side of US agriculture.

I am launching this column today to tackle a couple of issues I think are lacking in New Hampshire journalism.

Boulder County Farmers Market has partnered with Nourish Colorado and the Colorado Nutrition Incentive Program to bring farm-fresh foods to area older adults.

Sunflower seekers can consult an online map to determine where the best views can be found

Talks @ Pulitzer: Fighting Food Insecurity in the Southeastern U.S.. Please join the Pulitzer Center on July 25, 2023, for a panelist discussion on efforts to combat food insecurity in the U.S. Image captions, from left: A volunteer distributes bags of free food at the Meals of Hope weekly Thursday distribution at Immokalee’s Farmworker Village. Image by Julia Knoerr. United States, 2023; A Cultivate Abundance community garden sits behind Misión Peniel in Immokalee, Florida. Image by Julia Kn...

"As summer kicks off, Civil Eats recommends 31 new food and farming books."

Civil Eats, the California-based outlet that reports on the American food system, won a James Beard Foundation Media Award for excellence in investigative reporting last week for "Injured and Invisible," a series on the safety of animal agriculture workers.

Migrant farmhands are here to stay. Over the past 25 years, workers from Mexico and Central America have become the backbone of Vermont's dairy industry...

Some say the stores — disproportionately found in rural, low-income, and Black areas — stifle economic growth and job creation.

Settle down in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.