When “saving a snake” means losing your land
A federal judge overturned an endangered-species designation imposed on private land with no evidence to support it — but most landowners don’t have the resources to fight back.
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Georgia farmer drops 3,000 acres as soaring costs threaten 2026 planting
One of the South’s most successful growers has slashed nearly half his farmland, warning that fertilizer, fuel, and equipment prices have made large-scale farming financially impossible — and that thousands of acres across the region may sit empty next spring as farmers walk away.
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Fake Food | Financial | Globalism and Centralization | Growing Your Own | Helping Farmers Sell Locally | Know What You Are Eating | Livestock Farming | Perverse Farming Incentives | Protecting Our Food Supply | Regulatory Impediments
Dr. Meryl Nass sounds the alarm on farming, health, and sovereignty
In a hard-hitting CHD.TV series, Dr. Nass exposes how toxic policies, industrial agriculture, and chemical contamination are threatening American farms and the food we eat.
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When the tax map threatens your pasture
An Iowa family is resisting the county’s attempt to change their land classification — and risk losing farmland they’ve held for years.
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Breaking the chains on small farms: Five reforms to stop Big Ag overreach
A Door to Freedom Coalition white paper outlines five urgent reforms for USDA, HHS, and EPA — from stopping mandatory electronic ear tags to closing pesticide loopholes — to support rural prosperity and protect public health. Revoking and Clarifying Rules to Help Small Farms and Ranches and Improve Rural Prosperity Door to Freedom Coalition …
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Will Congress back MAHA or Big Ag?
The White House has launched a plan to tackle America’s chronic disease crisis, but lawmakers are already undermining it with giveaways to pesticide giants and industrial farms.
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How oligarchs captured America’s food supply
A landmark Farm Action report reveals how three dozen corporations control America’s food system — and why antitrust enforcement is needed to restore competition.
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What’s wrong with the USDA?
Captured by agricultural industries, the USDA no longer helps small family farmers. Its perverse incentives have redirected US agriculture to grow heavily treated corn and soy for ultra-processed foods and industrial purposes, rather than healthier foods.
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Toxic Sewage Sludge
Many farmers followed EPA recommendations and spread sewage sludge on their land as fertilizer. Now their land is contaminated with toxins and may not be usable.
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Government Subsidies
Farm subsidies mainly benefit the wealthiest farmers.
