The World’s Biggest School Meal Program Is Keeping Local Farmers in Business
Guest Author: Chris Arsenault | Follow him in Twitter: @chrisarsenaul This piece previously appeared in Yes! Magazine. It appears here by permission under a Creative […]
International Development
Could Wild Mangoes Solve the World’s Chocolate Crisis?
Guest authors: Sayma Akhter, Bangor University; Morag McDonald, Bangor University, and Ray Marriott, Bangor University This article originally appeared on The Conversation. It appears here […]
Can Upscale Chocolate Turn the Tide on Haiti’s Devastating Deforestation?
With 98 percent of their trees gone, Haitians eye cocoa-based agroforestry as a way to combat poverty and renew the land. Guest Author: Meg Wilcox […]
What You Should Know About the Farm Worker Strike in San Quintin, Mexico
SEE ALSO: The Farmworker Strike in San Quintin is Perfect Illustration of How Class War Works [Photos via Twitter] Things are getting pretty ugly for […]
Young Guatemalan Farmers Fight For Land Rights, Local Food, and Sustainable Traditions Endangered by Global Trade Deals
By Jeff Abbott (This piece was originally published in Yes Magazine on May 05, 2015. It is republished here, under a Creative Commons License.) There […]
Big Ag and Small Farms: Why We Need Both
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The Rice Bucket Challenge
Amazing how NOT being a bloated, imperial culture can focus the mind.