Meat Monopoly
How USDA rules and corporate control stifle independent farmers and your food choices.
How USDA rules and corporate control stifle independent farmers and your food choices.
The MAHA Strategy to Assist Farms and Rural America has been watered down, and antitrust enforcement is under pressure.
Farmers are at the mercy of arbitrary government edicts if their animals get an infection.
A lose-lose for American farmers, their communities and consumers.
Today, the four biggest grocery chains sell more than half the food in America. It’s bad for farmers and bad for consumers.
Farm subsidies mainly benefit the wealthiest farmers.
Are military programs interfering with the weather, to the detriment of farmers, ranchers and the rest of us?
When foreign owned corporations buy U.S. farmland, it is bad for farmers and bad for food security.
The U.S. government pays farmers to grow food depleted of nutrients. There is a great contradiction between U.S. food subsidies and U.S. dietary guidelines.
“Ecosystem Services” and Natural Asset Companies. What could go wrong?