Farmers shut down Brussels as backlash grows over trade deal
After years of warnings, farmers say they are being forced to compete against products made with chemicals and practices banned in their own fields.
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Farmers may face a fourth federal bailout in 13 months — a glaring sign the system isn’t working
Emergency aid is keeping farms afloat, but only structural policy reform will allow farmers to earn a living.
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Inside the doomsday seed vault
Billed as a safeguard for humanity, the Svalbard Seed Vault reveals uncomfortable truths about biotech power, food sovereignty, and elite contingency planning.
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Globalism and Centralization | Helping Farmers Sell Locally | Industry Monopolies | News | Saving Family Farms
Half of America’s farms are about to change hands — who will own the land?
Whether America’s farmland goes to young farmers or financial giants may define the future of our food system, Joel Salatin warns.
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Bailouts won’t fix a system that’s bleeding farmers dry
The crisis isn’t a lack of subsidies, but a food system clogged by consolidation and regulatory bottlenecks.
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“We are price takers, not price makers”: farmers testify under oath
At a recent Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, farmers explained how consolidation hollowed out the market beneath their feet.
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Viral video: farmer cuts out corporate America, makes more money
This farmer didn’t ask permission, wait for policy reform or beg for subsidies. He simply sold directly to people who actually need food.
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When the farms die, so do we: A warning from Dr. Meryl Nass
America’s food system has become a slow-motion collapse engineered by subsidies, monopolies, and global agendas that are erasing the family farm and poisoning the plate.
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American farmers confront a suicide crisis
With suicide rates 3.5 times higher than the general population, farm families are battling financial stress, isolation, and grief — while grassroots groups fight to bring hope and resources to rural America.
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‘Pay up or lawyer up’: Farmers take eminent domain case to Supreme Court
North Dakota landowners say an Eighth Circuit ruling lets pipeline companies lowball offers and punish anyone who fights back.
