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Bill Seeks to Eliminate Inequities for Child Farmworkers, But Leaves Weak EPA Pesticide Standards in Place - Vimarsana News

Bill Seeks to Eliminate Inequities for Child Farmworkers, But Leaves Weak EPA Pesticide Standards in Place

Sen. Luján introduces the CARE Act to elevate labor standards for child farmworkers in agriculture as protection from pesticides remain weak.

Farmworker-Led Groups Push For Next Farm Bill to Include Worker Rights and Protections - Vimarsana News

Farmworker-Led Groups Push For Next Farm Bill to Include Worker Rights and Protections

Luiz Jiménez, 39, has been working on American dairy farms for 20 years. He is used to working long hours for little pay, fearful of losing a vital source

Feds warn IN pig farmers about fatal herd disease - Vimarsana News

Feds warn IN pig farmers about fatal herd disease

This is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's third annual African Swine Fever Action Week, and as the nation's fifth-largest pork producer, Indiana is taking notice. African swine fever spreads rapidly and only affects pigs. ...

Rural advocates push for more farmer credit - Vimarsana News

Rural advocates push for more farmer credit

More than 90 rural organizations are urging members of Congress to support the Fair Credit for Farmers Act. The bill would help young and disenfranchised farmers access federal credit to run their farms. Farmers typically borrow from local banks, but family farms or other small-scale operations may be seen as a financial risk. ...

Advocates bring attention to racism rooted in farming across NC - Vimarsana News

Advocates bring attention to racism rooted in farming across NC

Advocates are drawing attention to systemic racism in farming across North Carolina and the nation. The National Farm Worker Ministry is hosting its annual Harvest of Justice program to shed light on the adverse effects faced by farmworkers because of the absence of protective policies for their wages, land and safety. Julie Taylor, executive director of the National Farm Worker Ministry, emphasized the issues stem from outdated labor laws dating back to the 1930s, which unjustly exempted farm and domestic workers. ...