In rural Northern California, feeding people where food is scarce

“A lot of people don’t know what it is to be hungry,” Jeff England says. “I’m so happy to be able to turn the table and be able to help people that might have been in my shoes before.”

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Media Partner

The makeover

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Vogue

The food revolution’s missing piece

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Harper’s Magazine

NAFTA’s ‘Broken Promises’: These Farmers Say They Got The Raw End Of Trade Deal

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NPR's The Salt

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

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NPR's The Salt

Dicamba debacle spreads, Illinois sees more crop damage

By ,  September 18, 2017

D.C.’s major food bank just cut junk food by 84 percent in a year

By ,  September 18, 2017

In rural Northern California, where food is scarce, one man provides

September 18, 2017

Syrian seeds shake up Europe’s plant patent regime

By ,  September 13, 2017

Head of USDA’s National Organic Program steps down

By ,  September 11, 2017

Palm oil’s hidden presence in personal care products prompts reform

September 6, 2017

Montana ranchers worry new radioactive waste rule isn’t enough

By ,  September 4, 2017

Documenting the struggles on a Nebraska family farm

September 4, 2017

Study: Ag fairs provide bridge for swine flu to pass from pigs to people

By ,  August 20, 2017

Twenty-nine states make it illegal for counties and cities to pass seed laws [UPDATE]

By ,  August 17, 2017

As talks begin, here’s our recent NAFTA coverage

August 15, 2017

On NAFTA, Mexicans will try to give Trump a ‘win’ without losing

August 14, 2017

FERN’s Friday Feed: The West is burning. Here’s why.

Editor’s Desk: The tale of two farming systems

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

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
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