Breaking the food monopoly: why America’s health depends on its farmers
To heal America’s health crisis, we must put farmers, not multinational monopolies, back at the center of our food system.
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Right to Repair
Farmers should have the right to fix their own tractors (and everything else).
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Poultry Industry Consolidation
Farmers and consumers are left with very few good options.
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Meat Monopoly
How USDA rules and corporate control stifle independent farmers and your food choices.
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MAHA Strategy Pullback — Promises Made: Will they be kept?
The MAHA Strategy to Assist Farms and Rural America has been watered down, and antitrust enforcement is under pressure.
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Hog Industry Consolidation
A lose-lose for American farmers, their communities and consumers.
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Grocery Store Consolidation
Today, the four biggest grocery chains sell more than half the food in America. It’s bad for farmers and bad for consumers.
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Foreign Ownership of U.S. Land is Increasing
When foreign owned corporations buy U.S. farmland, it is bad for farmers and bad for food security.
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Difficulty Sourcing Seeds
… Unless you want the GMO kind.
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Dairy Consolidation
US government dairy policies drive small farms to ‘get big or get out’ as monopolies get rich.
