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Officials with the USDA toured Midwest Food Bank as the Farm to Family Food Box becomes a lifeline to many. DAVID PROEBER BLOOMINGTON â Sarah Frey sees and appreciates the irony when she looks out at her once-small family farm that became a big player in the specialty crops industry. âThis place Iâd spent my entire life trying to escape from, in 2020, it became my escape,â said Frey, the founder of Frey Farms in southern Illinois and âPumpkin Queen of Americaâ in the words of the New York Times. Frey was a keynote speaker at the annual Illinois Specialty Crop Conference, put on virtually by the Illinois Specialty Growers Association. She described to the audience how long before the COVID-19 pandemic saw people fleeing the congestion of cities, as a teenager she dreamt of stepping into a high-rise and ascending the elevator to her office.
Malignant Ulcers of Capitalism: The Proletarian Struggle for Reproductive Freedom (Part 2) In our first part on reproductive struggles in class society, we highlighted some of the facts and dangers surrounding abortion and contraception. We also commented on the family unit and prostitution – two phenomena Marxists deem to be flipsides of one another and inseparable from the struggle for reproductive freedom. In this piece, we shed light on sterilization, sex selective abortions, religion, and bourgeois laws as specific to the needs of capital, noting the consequential damages to the proletariat. Bourgeois Law and the Stronghold of Capital Such laws [against abortion and the distribution of medical literature on contraceptive measures] are nothing but the hypocrisy of the ruling classes. These laws do not heal the ulcers of capitalism, they merely turn them into malignant ulcers that are especially painful for the oppressed masses. (Lenin, The Working Class and NeoMalthusianism, 1913)
By Christopher Heimerman & Illinois Press Association • Jan 8, 2021 Sarah Frey sees and appreciates the irony when she looks out at her once-small family farm that became a big player in the specialty crops industry. “This place I’d spent my entire life trying to escape from, in 2020, it became my escape,” said Frey, the founder of Frey Farms in southern Illinois and “Pumpkin Queen of America” in the words of the New York Times. Frey was the keynote speaker Thursday at the annual Illinois Specialty Crop Conference, put on virtually by the Illinois Specialty Growers Association. She described to the audience how long before the COVID-19 pandemic saw people fleeing the congestion of cities, as a teenager she dreamt of stepping into a high-rise and ascending the elevator to her office.
December 10, 2020 URBANA, Ill. Adapting to new strategies throughout the pandemic, Illinois specialty crop producers are pivoting, again. The annual Illinois Specialty Crop Conference will bring Illinois growers together through its new interactive, virtual format on Jan. 6-8, 2021. The conference provides a platform for education, information and networking during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. “Illinois specialty crop growers have faced many challenges in the wake of the pandemic,” said Raghela Scavuzzo, executive director, Illinois Specialty Growers Association (ISGA). “Now more than ever our industry has proven to be adaptive and resilient. The ISGA board of directors recognizes the industry need to continue engaging in innovative solutions with our members.”