Georgia National Guard/Maj. Charles W. Westrip December 21, 2022 Hunger Is a Long-Term Emergency—Federal Benefits Should Reflect That Alice Reznickova Interdisciplinary Scientist
Eastie Farm/Agnieszka Rytych-Foster December 20, 2022 How Do You Fight for Environmental, Climate, and Food Justice? Eastie Farm Offers a Recipe Alice Reznickova Interdisciplinary Scientist
Lance Cheung, USDA/Flickr December 6, 2022 How Should the USDA Spend its Research Budget? (We Have Some Ideas.) Alice Reznickova Interdisciplinary Scientist
Carlos Fernandez, CIW/Flickr November 21, 2022 How Many Farmworkers Are Food Insecure? It’s Hard to Tell Alice Reznickova Interdisciplinary Scientist
White House September 13, 2022 President Biden’s Farm Bill Must Transform Our Food System Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Phil Roeder/Flickr January 8, 2019 Four Things the New Congress Can Do to Hold Trump’s USDA Accountable Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue attends a Farmer's Roundtable where President Donald Trump signed the Executive Order Promoting Agriculture and Rural Prosperity in America April 25, 2017, at the White House in Washington, D.C.. USDA photo by Preston Keres December 20, 2018 The 2018 Farm Bill Is Now Law. But the Shenanigans Continue… Ricardo Salvador Director, Food & Environment Program
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue attends a Farmer's Roundtable where President Donald Trump signed the Executive Order Promoting Agriculture and Rural Prosperity in America April 25, 2017, at the White House in Washington, D.C.. USDA photo by Preston Keres December 20, 2018 Trump Administration Seeks to Undermine SNAP After Congress Negotiates Bipartisan Farm Bill Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
USDA December 18, 2018 The Bipartisan 2018 Farm Bill Brings Some Consequences, Cautious Optimism for Conservation Marcia DeLonge Former Contributor
Photo: Sustainable Food Center October 1, 2018 Lapsed Farm Bill Hurts Central Texas Farmers and Low-income Families Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
September 5, 2018 Why the Farm Bill Should Invest in Agroecology Research: An Interview with Dr. Selena Ahmed Mike Lavender Former Contributor
Andy Ciordia/Flickr September 4, 2018 What Happens in the Next 26 Days Could Change Our Food and Farm Future Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
August 8, 2018 Farmers Markets and SNAP: Thanks, New York…Your Move, Congress Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
US Department of Agriculture August 2, 2018 Why Republican Farm Bill Negotiators Should Think Twice About Attacks on SNAP Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Michael Vadon July 24, 2018 Trump Administration Declares Poverty is Over, We Can All Go Home Now Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
b1-foto/Pixabay July 9, 2018 Across the United States, Local Food Investments Link Harvest to Health Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Photo: Tim McCable, USDA/CC BY 2.0 (Flickr) June 21, 2018 What Our 50-State Scorecard Says About Farming and Water Pollution (and What the Farm Bill Should Do About It) Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
June 1, 2018 What the Failed House Farm Bill Got Wrong About SNAP and Work Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Photo: CC0/public domain May 14, 2018 SNAP is a boon to urban and rural economies—and small-town stores may not survive cuts Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Photo: Lance Cheung, USDA April 18, 2018 Will Congress Give Farmers the Farm Bill They Want? Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Photo: USDA April 16, 2018 SNAP Work Requirements Provoke Broad Opposition to House Farm Bill Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
US Air Force April 12, 2018 SNAP already has work requirements. Adding more won’t solve poverty. Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
Photo: USDA/Ron Nichols March 29, 2018 Regenerative Farming Trailblazers: How Reintegrating Livestock and Restoring Soils Can Lead to More Resilient Farms Marcia DeLonge Former Contributor