In a bipartisan win for Farm to School and Early Care programming and local food purchasing across Minnesota, state lawmakers ...

Join IATP staff and board members for an opportunity to connect and hear about what is going on in our work to build fair and sustainable food systems. In the midst of a chaotic year in agriculture ...

IATP hosted a new installment of our “Shaping the Future of Food” webinar series with Michael Happ, IATP program associate ...

The House of Representatives is set to vote on a budget reconciliation bill this week that damages rural economies and ...

Michael Andreas, 49, on leave as executive vice president of ADM; Terrance Wilson, 60, retired head of ADM's corn-processing unit; and former ADM biochemist Mark Whitacre, 41 have been convicted by a ...

Flooding and Drought -- the Effects of Global Warming? Source: Environmental Defense Network , August 20, 2002. This is one summer to remember: Europe is experiencing some of the worst flooding in a ...

Boise Cascade is closing its paper converting plant in Salem. In nine months, the doors will close, leaving 101 people out of a job. The plant sits on a 13-acre site on the Willamette River. The site ...

With the loss of the family farm, warns author Sharon Butala, we are also losing nature's diversity -- and risking our souls My memories of drives in the country when I was a child in the 1940s and ...

WASHINGTON, DC, December 9, 2002 (ENS) - ProdiGene Inc., the company that allowed genetically engineered corn to contaminated about 500,000 bushels of soybeans, will pay a $250,000 fine - the first ...

NEW DELHI, June 24 (OneWorld) - In view of an impending water crisis, environmental activists will hold a protest rally in north India next month to enlist support for ousting beverage multinationals ...

Coca-Cola and other companies must do more to ensure that the sugar they buy from El Salvador is not provided by the thousands of children working illegally in the country's sugar cane fields, says a ...