Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture US, Research, USDA,

One year after a mass employee exodus, USDA's research arm remains half-staffed. New work has ground to a near halt.

A controversial relocation hollowed out USDA’s brain trust for food policy. This could s...

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For pick-your-own orchards, 2020 is the bleakest year in memory

Pick-your-own farms let guests indulge a pastoral fantasy. Covid-19 has been a harsh dose of reality.

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Food/Nutrition,

5 key takeaways from the USDA's 2020 Dietary Guidelines advisory report

The 835-page report lays the scientific groundwork for the five years of federal nutrition...

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Topics: Agriculture US, AgriBusiness,

Families of 3 workers who died of Covid-19 sue Tyson for allegedly lying

The lawsuit, filed in an Iowa court last week, could test the limits of the Defense Produc...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture US, Sustainability,

The small-farmer boom will go bust. Dan Barber knows why.

According to a new survey, Covid-19 is "a generational catastrophe"—and without interven...

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Topics: Agriculture US, Genes /Genetics, Agronomy,

Beautiful disasters: Inside the wild, wilted world of plant breeders | The Counter

A diversity of regionally adapted seeds are in short supply in parts of the U.S. So farmer...

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Topics: Aquaculture/Fish Farming, Fishing (Commercial),

70 percent of seafood is eaten dining out. What happens in quarantine?

Fishermen say they’ve lost up to 85 percent of their revenue. They also worry: Will ther...

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03/09/2020 SOURCE: thecounter.org

An organic chicken empire is growing-in old barns big poultry companies left empty

How Shenandoah Valley Organic is teaching old barns new tricks....

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One year after a mass employee exodus, USDA's research arm remains half-staffed. New work has ground to a near halt.

For pick-your-own orchards, 2020 is the bleakest year in memory

5 key takeaways from the USDA's 2020 Dietary Guidelines advisory report

Families of 3 workers who died of Covid-19 sue Tyson for allegedly lying

The small-farmer boom will go bust. Dan Barber knows why.

Beautiful disasters: Inside the wild, wilted world of plant breeders | The Counter

70 percent of seafood is eaten dining out. What happens in quarantine?

An organic chicken empire is growing-in old barns big poultry companies left empty

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