USDA/Lance Cheung August 15, 2023 Three Things the 2023 Food and Farm Bill Can—and Should—Do Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
Budimir Jevtic/Shutterstock May 15, 2023 Farmers Can Adapt to Alternating Droughts and Floods—Here’s How Omanjana Goswami Interdisciplinary Scientist
Caleb Holder/Shutterstock May 11, 2023 Illinois Dust Storm Disaster Is a Warning for Agriculture Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Juan Carlos Soriano/UCS May 10, 2023 Coalition Members Deliver Their Food and Farm Bill Message to Congress Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
SrA Dennis Sloan, USAF/Department of Defense April 4, 2023 What Should the 2023 Food and Farm Bill Include—and How Do We Make It Happen? Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
Lance Cheung/USDA February 9, 2023 Six Reasons Why You Should Care about the (So-Called) Farm Bill Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Karen Elliott Edleson/Flickr December 20, 2022 Nuts, Drought, and My Quest for the Perfect Pecan Pie Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Preston Keres, USDA/Flickr December 15, 2022 Latest Round of USDA Climate-Smart Grantmaking is Both Better and More of the Same Omanjana Goswami Interdisciplinary Scientist
USDA/Flickr December 8, 2022 As the USDA Invests in “Climate-Smart” Agriculture, It’s Hard to Follow the Money Omanjana Goswami Interdisciplinary Scientist
USDA February 2, 2021 Questions for a Once-and-Future Agriculture Secretary Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Joseph Sohm/Shutterstock October 11, 2019 As Presidential Candidates Prepare for Ohio Debate, Farmers Need a New Vision Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Public Domain July 16, 2019 Climate Change and Wine – Is the Glass Half Full or Half Empty? UCS Science Network
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