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In the past century, the process of how food arrives to our tables has become increasingly impersonal.

Wild Hearts breaks ground on Education Center Courtesy of Wild Hearts African Farm Wild Hearts African Farm broke ground on a new education center on Tuesday, May 4. Courtesy of Wild Hearts African Farm LEWISBURG — Wild Hearts African Farm officially broke ground on a new Education Center on Tuesday, May 4, to enhance the organization’s emphasis on wildlife conservation and animal husbandry sciences, bringing these issues to area students and families in an engaging, hands-on way. “Wild Hearts African Farm is excited to bring our community a new Education Center where families, stude...

At Kreider Farms, an early January announcement was made with pride. The farm's commitment to humane treatment of its dairy cattle earned certification from a nationwide animal welfare organization -- a first-of-its-kind certification for any farm in the eastern United States. Spokesperson Khalee Kreider explained that altruistic reasons alone don't explain why the Manheim-area operation sought out the certification from American Humane. “It’s the marketability,” she said frankly. “We know that consumers, nowadays, are really invested in where their food comes from.” ...

Marineland Dolphin Adventure took the attraction through various makeovers before its latest pending sale back to a for-profit, dolphin-centered company. (© FlaglerLive) Dolphin Discovery, a privately held, for profit company known for its swim-with-dolphins programs at nearly two dozen venues in the Caribbean, south Florida, Jamaica and Mexico, is buying Marineland Dolphin Adventure, according to Amy Lukasik, acting director of the county’s tourism division. Gary Inks, former general manager of the attraction, informed Lukasik of the pending sale in an email announcing his resignation fr...

Agriculture your username February 25, 2021 The California State Court of Appeals, Second District, ruled in favor of Foster Poultry Farm, Inc. on Tuesday, affirming the Superior Court of Los Angeles County decision, that Foster Poultry Farms can use the American Humane Association’s logo to say that its products are “American Humane Certified,” despite allegations that the company is not humane to its animals.  According to the court’s opinion, in order to display American Humane’s trademark a company must comply with the association’s standards and pay a trademark licensing fee...