No offense, American bees, but your sperm isn’t cutting it

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Media Partner

African Americans have lost untold acres of farmland over the last century

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The Nation

How Vermont tackled farm pollution and cleaned up its waters

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EatingWell
Eels

Inside the multimillion-dollar world of eel trafficking

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National Geographic

Terror in the Heartland

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The New Republic

Perdue gets high marks from activists on its chicken reforms

By ,  July 19, 2017

Environmentalists sue over new red snapper fishing rules

By ,  July 17, 2017

In South Carolina, poultry industry seeks to eliminate barriers to expansion

By ,  July 13, 2017

U.S. researchers scour Europe for bee sperm

July 12, 2017

Report: Many options for replacing antibiotics in meat supply, but is demand high?

By ,  July 11, 2017

New health care act would harm farmers and ranchers

June 29, 2017

What prompted land loss for black farmers? An obscure property law

June 26, 2017

Vermont’s approach to farm pollution seen as a national model

June 22, 2017

Palm oil industry confronts its human rights problem

By ,  June 16, 2017

Vet affairs official downplays Agent Orange risk – ProPublica

June 13, 2017

Pig-related infections spread in Denmark, may be in U.S. too

By ,  June 7, 2017

Rush to fill global demand for sushi eels led to major smuggling racket in Northeast

June 7, 2017

FERN’s Friday Feed: Why European bees make better lovers

Editor’s Desk: The law that drove land loss for black farmers

A Q&A with Ted Genoways: Journalism in a time of ‘fake news’

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Editor’s desk: FERN’s latest unravels a terror plot in a Kansas meatpacking town

Bears Ears Monument Is A Win For Tribal Food Sovereignty. Will Trump Undo It?

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NPR's The Salt

How a wild berry is helping to protect China’s Giant Pandas and its countryside

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NPR's The Salt
Aquaculture

Is the United States ready for offshore aquaculture?

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Ensia

Pizza chains are making a desperate push to avoid posting calories on menus

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Washington Post

Editor’s Desk: The Codfather and catch shares, a cautionary tale

The deliciously fishy case of The Codfather

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Mother Jones

There’s No Silver Bullet For Solving School Lunch: A Q&A with Jane Black

Revenge of the lunch lady

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Highline
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