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For the first time food, agriculture and food systems have taken center stage at the global negotiations. Finally.

On any morning at the COP27 climate conference, you can expect a gauntlet of anti-meat protesters wearing pig and cow costumes

As climate change hits farmers and those who depend on them, creating a smarter food system is now critical

As climate change hits farmers and those who depend on them, creating a smarter food system is now critical

Editor: While browsing for movies to watch in the "Now Playing" section of the NCJ (Screens, May 19), I was taken aback by the 2000...

“August: Osage County” brilliantly explores themes of addiction, love and generational trauma through the extended Weston family.

Raphael Massie of Oregon Shakespeare Festival succeeds the not-quite-retiring Robert Currier at the San Rafael company.

Bristol City Council says it cut down the swings as they were unsafe but residents are upset.

A study of how food companies are approaching growing demand for plant-based proteins and the need to transition to net-zero found that most leading on the former are also out-performing competitors on the latter.

Glenn George Wright, age 79, of Lomira, WI, passed away September 2nd at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac, WI from Covid-19 complications. Glenn was born September 5, 1941 in Primghar, IA to Wayne and Lena Wright. Glenn graduated from Sanborn, Iowa High School in 1961. He then earned a business degree from the University of Iowa in Iowa City. During college, Glenn was hired by Dean Oakes at A and A Coins in Iowa City. They remained lifelong friends. Glenn married Shirley Striegel in 1966. Their...