Farm Bill could take food from Florida’s poor and money from conservation
Preserving conservation programs will help Florida farmers adopt sustainable practices and protect our soil and waterways.
Preserving conservation programs will help Florida farmers adopt sustainable practices and protect our soil and waterways.
SB 32 would encourage local governments to replant and restore mangroves, and implement incentives to install 'living shorelines.'
The U.S. cannot reach its ambitious goal of carbon neutrality by 2050 without a healthy forest sector
Imagine a Florida without oranges, Maine without blueberries or California without wine.
A computing system can draw on knowledge from many different environments to help farmers identify the best options for their ...
We must influence Congress to promote the public good instead of the narrow private interests supported in past farm bills.
The next farm bill is projected to cost taxpayers $1.5 trillion over 10 years.
Farmers, food researchers are planning for more severe storms, higher temperatures.
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