American Farm Bureau establishes key 2023 ag policy priorities
AFBF 2023 policy priorities include key topics ranging from expanding risk management programs to improving dairy pricing transparency and battling hunger.
AFBF 2023 policy priorities include key topics ranging from expanding risk management programs to improving dairy pricing transparency and battling hunger.
Understanding the importance of high-quality protein as part of a healthy diet, Beef Councils and other agricultural organizations around the country are collaborating with neighbors and producers to help beef up school programs and food pantries.
Trimble’s donation will offer food assistance as humanitarian crisis continue to unfold across the globe, leaving populations stranded and hungry.
Blueberries are where it’s at this July, and National Blueberry Month is kicking off with a 31-day campaign to benefit No Kid Hungry! Families can “feel good and do good” by tagging their July posts with @blueberries on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or @blueberrycouncil on TikTok.
Recent conspiracy theories in social media posts took over newsfeeds claiming that food plants are being targeted by someone trying to harm our food supply.
Fear-mongering of conventional food choices — which are often more affordable, abundant, and accessible — may contribute to food insecurity and mental health.
Using food assistance as the beginning of the relationship that brings individuals and families out of the cycle of poverty is the approach we need to take.
The issue with urban agriculture is that their self-ascribed mission to address food insecurity and provide food access doesn’t come to fruition.
The survey points to other circumstances emerging from the pandemic’s impacts on households, particularly household food insecurity.
Advanced plant breeding techniques in improving crop productivity in developed regions provides a road map to managing risk from food insecurity.