Food Resources

We know the next four years will be a dangerous time for our country and for everyone who cares about a safe, sustainable, and just future.

Congress has let the once-every-five years food and farm bill expire—but the 332 million people in the US still need to eat.

For too long, Tyson Foods has gotten away with putting farmers out of business, exploiting workers, poisoning our water and land, and gouging consumers.

Food justice activist and writer Rae Gomes joins Jess to talk about what we get wrong about food in the United States, and what we can do to make things right.

Between 2019 and 2023, "Big Ag" spent over half a billion dollars to influence food policies that are bad for people and the environment.

Water pollutants from Tyson Foods' meat processing plants pose a risk to both people and the environment.

Massive overapplication of nitrogen fertilizer in agriculture damages soil, causes pollution, and contributes to climate change.

Cropland repurposing in California informed by communities and science can provide social, environmental, and economic benefits for all stakeholders.

Unless the legal issue known as heirs' property is resolved, Black farmers will continue to lose their land.

The people whose work puts food on our tables face a variety of hazards in their jobs, but research that would help protect their health is severely underfunded by the US government.