Access to quality farmland remains the top challenge the new generation faces in building careers in agriculture. The post Sowing Tomorrow: Land Access and the New Generation of Farmers appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
This week’s top stories explore SNAP risks from the shutdown, UN climate finance demands, Nestlé job cuts, coral reef collapse, and U.S. obesity trends. The post Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Shutdown Threatens SNAP, U.N. Calls for Climate Finance, and Nestlé Slashes Jobs appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
The government shutdown stops USDA from administering farm subsidies, raising the specter of growing farm foreclosures. It also delays a bailout President Trump had promised for farmers impacted by tariffs.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
Virtual fencing uses GPS collars, sounds and electrical cues to move cattle across a landscape. Along with saving ranchers time, researchers say this new technology can help protect, and create, wildlife habitat.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
As food production and farming become increasingly computerized, cyberattacks are on the rise. Lawmakers and universities are encouraging more research into how to protect the industry from cyber threats.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is expecting a strong corn and soybean harvest this year. But low crop prices, high input costs and international trade uncertainty could hurt farmers.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
Moody’s confirmed that Pennsylvania remains the lone Northeast state with a growing economy. New data reveals that more than $31.6 billion has been secured in private sector investments and over 16,700 jobs created since the start of the Shapiro Administration. The post Pa. confirmed as lone Northeast state with growing economy appeared first on Central Penn Business Journal.| Central Penn Business Journal
When voters were sold an “America-first” vision last November, many farm families believed that meant standing up for the people who put food on our tables and steward the land. But when news broke last week that the Trump administration plans to import a significant amount of beef from Argentina in an effort to lower prices at the grocery store, it sent shock waves through the farm and ranching community. A casual remark the president made from the doorway of Air Force One was confirmed ...| Barn Raiser
In March, the Trump administration pulled the rug on $1 billion in funds for the Local Food for Schools (LFS) and Local Food Purchase Assistance (LFPA) programs. The two programs provided funding to schools and food pantries to purchase fresh fruits, vegetables and meats from local farmers. For the farmers, schools, community organizations and tribal nations involved, the programs were a win-win situation. Small farmers earned reliable income through government contracts. Schools could provid...| Barn Raiser
In late September, Wildlife Services alerted the Montana Department of Livestock to a potential feral swine issue involving about 100 animals in Phillips County, and the state began trapping the animals and delivered them to a nonprofit meat-processing facility shortly thereafter. The animals are now expected to provide a bounty of pork for food banks around the state. Matt Pierson, president and founder of Producer Partnership, said the arrangement will allow for a “better resolution” fo...| Montana Free Press
BASF Digital Farming’s mission is to support farmers worldwide with cutting-edge digital agronomic decision advice by using its main crop optimization platform, xarvio FIELD MANAGER. This necessitates providing the most recent satellite imagery available as quickly as possible. This blog post describes the serverless architecture developed by BASF Digital Farming for efficiently downloading and supplying […]| Amazon Web Services
This post was co-written with Frederic Haase and Julian Blau with BASF Digital Farming GmbH. At xarvio – BASF Digital Farming, our mission is to empower farmers around the world with cutting-edge digital agronomic decision-making tools. Central to this mission is our crop optimization platform, xarvio FIELD MANAGER, which delivers actionable insights through a range […]| Amazon Web Services
Approximately 2,100 U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency county offices on Oct. 23 resumed core operations during the government shutdown. The action is expected to help farmers access $3 billion worth of aid from existing programs. The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) reported that Commodity Credit Corp. programs that fully resumed include: GDA reported that intake-only programs that resumed ... Read More The post Farm Service Agency Resumes Core Operations appeared firs...| Citrus Industry Magazine
Federal rollbacks are leaving farmers and schools struggling, but local investment is helping Tucson’s program endure. The post The Farm-to-School Model Is Under Threat appeared first on .|
Un éleveur d'Eure-et-Loir rapporte à "ici" le vol d'un berger allemand de race mardi lors du Salon de l'Agriculture à Paris, qui se déroule en ce moment à Paris. Il a porté plainte et a lancé un appel sur les réseaux sociaux.| ici, le média de la vie locale
Active Value is joining the Good Food Finance Network’s Integrated Data Systems Initiative, as part of our work toward multidimensional metrics for food systems finance and value chain manage…| Good Food Finance Network
Explore how chickens are raised in Canada following mandatory guidelines that prioritize animal well-being and food safety. The post How Chickens are Raised in Canada appeared first on Canadian Food Focus.| Canadian Food Focus
Les reculs sur le climat et l’assaut contre la science de l’administration Trump vous ont stupéfié ? Un processus comparable est pourtant à l’œuvre en France autour de la biodiversité, dont la protection est constamment attaquée par l’ensemble des partis de droite, au diapason pour l’occasion. Trois chercheuses retracent un « backlash » aussi violent que planifié. L’article La biodiversité dans le viseur des droites françaises est apparu en premier sur Terrestres.| Terrestres
Exclusive: Funding for safety net services is evaporating in Santa Cruz County. Can local nonprofits soften the blow? | Santa Cruz Sentinel
Partout en France, et désormais même près de Paris, les agriculteurs vont montrer leur colère en attendant les annonces de Gabriel Attal.| Le HuffPost
We identified fallowed land—an unplanted agricultural land parcel—as a key anthropogenic dust source in California. Specifically, we find that the Central Valley accounts for about 77% of total fallowed land areas in California, where they are associated with about 88% of major anthropogenic dust events. We also find that the geographic coverage of these fallowed ...Continue reading ‘Externalities of fallowing’ »| jfleck at inkstain
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, as well as all four members of the state’s federal delegation signed on to a letter last month claiming American Prairie’s bison restoration project is at odds with the state’s economy. The five men sent the letter to Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the former governor of North Dakota. The […]| Daily Montanan
From breeding to birth: How South Dakota cattle producers use technology to lose fewer calves and get more sleep.| South Dakota News Watch
Originally published by SEJournal Online, the weekly news magazine of the Society of Environmental Journalists. Published October 22, 2025. When I first decided to write an article about immigration enforcement and water access in California, I didn’t expect to be making revelations about the reality of journalism in the United States today. And I definitely […] The post Feature: Targets on Their Backs … and Ours? Reporting on Immigrant Farmworkers appeared first on Circle of Blue.| Circle of Blue
CAPE TOWN — Pictographs of the golden gills of Clanwilliam sandfish, endemic only to the Olifants-Doring River basin, stretch across rocky walls of sandstone caves in South Africa’s Cederberg Mountains — a range north of this coastal city that straddles two biodiversity hotspots, the Cape Floristic Region and Mars-like Karoo. Annual migrations of the glistening […] The post To Save A Disappearing Fish, South African Farmers Open Their Ponds appeared first on Circle of Blue.| Circle of Blue
Effective climate policy must treat forest regeneration and emissions reductions as complementary strategies, not alternatives, according to a new paper.| State of the Planet
Xia discusses her research projects, mentorship goals, and the importance of staying ahead in a changing scientific landscape.| State of the Planet
This California county has some of the nation’s strictest protections for agricultural land, but developers are using a new exemption to house people who work the land. The post Ventura County is turning former farmland into affordable housing for farmworkers appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
The farming community pioneering a soil health project to show how organic regenerative agriculture can restore a vital ecosystem The post ‘We found 23,000 worms!’ The soil project bringing life back to the land appeared first on Positive News.| Positive News
The pace of freshwater depletion is staggering. An area twice the size of California is drying up annually.| Articles – Truthout
Extreme heat exposes workers to more health risks, including miscarriages, stillbirths and preterm births.| Santa Cruz Sentinel
The Montana Department of Commerce is set to divvy out $300,000 in agritourism grant funding following the passage of legislation this session. The agency is taking applications for the program until Oct. 23 and it’s the second cycle of funding for agritourism in the state, commerce spokesperson Mitch Staley wrote in an email. The funding […]| Daily Montanan
The Montana Department of Transportation is beginning a federally-mandated process of updating its freight plan, a report that includes transportation statistics and looks at shipping problem areas. It’s a good resource for understanding the goals and strategies the state has in place to address freight issues, said Heather Kuklo, a planner with MDT who works […]| Daily Montanan
TWIN BRIDGES – Brian Wheeler has spent a fair bit of the last six years wearing waders in the middle of the Big Hole River documenting river conditions and collecting samples of macroinvertebrates. Put simply, the river guide and conservationist has spent a lot of time scrubbing rocks and collecting bugs in small sections of […]| Daily Montanan
Joining hundreds of other farmers across the country, 14 members of the Montana Farmers Union joined the organization’s legislative fly-in earlier this month in Washington, D.C., to voice concerns about a future farm bill even as tariffs take a toll on the agriculture sector. The annual event comes as farmer advocacy groups across the country […]| Daily Montanan
Productivity is the single most important driver of long-term wage growth, improvements in living standards and national competitiveness. Yet, until now, Papua New Guinea has lacked robust, sector-specific measures of productivity to guide wage setting and economic policy. A new study, the first of its kind, fills that gap. Commissioned by the Employers Federation of ... Read moreAbout the author/s Martin Davies Martin Davies is Professor of Economics at Washington and Lee University, Visitin...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
In the Pacific, food is more than sustenance — it is identity, culture and community. Yet for many Samoan families, food has increasingly become a source of concern rather than comfort. In Samoa, the Cost of the Diet Analysis in Samoa report, by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and the United Nations World Food ... Read moreAbout the author/s Alpha Bah Alpha Bah is Representative and Country Director of the United Nations World Food Programme's Pacific Office. Seuseu Joseph Tauati ...| Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
The US has been importing increasing amounts of paraquat, a pesticide widely used in farming that is linked to Parkinson’s disease, even as other countries have banned the chemical amid growing concerns about risks to human and environmental health, according to the findings of a new report.| The New Lede
This is the fifth and final part of our series (I, II, IIIa, IIIb, IVa, IVb, IVc, IVd, IVe) looking at the structures of life for pre-modern peasant farmers and showing how historical modeling can help us explore the experiences of people who rarely leave much evidence of their day-to-day personal lives. I’ve been stressing … Continue reading Collections: Life, Work, Death and the Peasant, Part V: Life In Cycles→| A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
The post Coffee’s delicious journey from tiny bean to tasty brew appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Psychologists break down how the treat delights our brain and our tastebuds. The post Why foods like Dubai chocolate go viral appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
The autumnal decor wasn't always so spooky. The post How scarecrows went from ancient magic to fall horror fodder appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Agriculture is the beating heart of human civilization; it is what allowed us to stop living the precarious life of hunting and gathering and start building population centers. It is the foundation of all human activity and wellbeing, though we most often overlook and underestimate its value. The way goods and services are valued by […]| Climate Value Exchange
Let’s have a look at the main agroforestry systems and common practices, that have been tested through the years of farming experience, to learn more about the advantages of each of them. The post Sustainable Agroforestry Systems and Practices in Agriculture first appeared on Greentumble.| Greentumble
Wisconsin's state veterinarian recommends precautions and biosecurity measures for keeping wild and domestic birds safe from avian flu.| WPR
Des heurts ont déjà eu lieu avec les forces de l’ordre au nord de New Delhi, où un impressionnant dispositif policier attend les tracteurs.| Le HuffPost
The Loss and Damage Fund is preparing to accept proposals, the African continent boosts food investment, and the CDC faces deep cuts—this week in food and policy. The post Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Loss and Damage Fund Launches, African Union Mobilizes for Food Reform, and the CDC Faces Cuts and Confusion appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
With access to high-quality seeds, technical support, and new technologies, Ethiopia’s smallholder farmers are becoming more resilient to climate variations. The post A Story of Two Maize Plans—and a Better Farmer-Led Food System appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
“Nature has always known best. We've tried to manipulate it, and...we didn't see the consequences we were causing. But now we've seen it.'| Food Tank
As traditional agriculture faces labor shortages, aging farmers and economic pressure, a growing number of Mississippi farms are turning to agritourism to stay afloat. The post Agritourism brings economic, educational benefits to Lucedale first appeared on RHCJC.| RHCJC
While work to protect the state's drinking water has ramped up in recent years, environmental groups want more evidence to see that it's working.| Agweek
Southeast Minnesota farmers talk about impact new rules might have.| Agweek
The Lewiston dairy farm asked for a waiver of the county’s 1,500 animal unit cap to expand its farm to 6,000 animal units.| Agweek
In Gujarat’s Little Rann of Kutch, Agaria salt farmers toil under the desert sun, eight months a year, with no homes, water, or basic ameneties.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
In Brazil, farmers in even the most remote areas are using satellite-powered, solar-driven AgTech tools to make smarter decisions and boost yields. Learn how remote-first design is reshaping agricultural technology by tackling connectivity challenges head-on—offering lessons for global food resilience. This post Beyond the Last Mile: How “Remote-First” Design is Redefining Agricultural Technology appeared first on Forward Fooding - Powering the Food & Food Tech revolution!.| Forward Fooding – Powering the Food & Food Tech revolution!
Une agriculture française 100 % bio serait meilleure pour notre santé et celle de l’environnement. On pourrait arriver à cette généralisation du bio si l’on réduisait notre consommation de viande. Ce qui aurait également des effets bénéfiques pour notre santé.| Le Nouvel Obs - Opinions
The escalating attacks on small and medium farms and ranches is continuing in Democrat states in the form of burdensome regulations, attacks on water rights, dismantling infrastructure such as dams, and much more, warned agriculture expert and Yanasa.TV founder Charles Rankin in this interview on Behind The Deep State with The New American magazine’s Alex ... The post War on Farmers Continues in Many States, Expert Warns appeared first on The New American.| The New American Podcast
CDT presents a new monthly series of censored content that has been added to our “404 Deleted Content Archive.” Each month, we will publish a summary of content blocked or deleted (often yielding the message “404: content not found”) from Chinese platforms such as WeChat, Weibo, Douyin, Xiaohongshu (RedNote), Bilibili, Zhihu, Douban, and others. Although […]| China Digital Times (CDT)
Funding for food stamp programs and food banks are under threat, grants to boost farming have been slashed and, now, the state might step up to help.| Honolulu Civil Beat
Massachusetts is one of many states nationwide with programs that encourage renewable energy development to meet robust greenhouse gas reduction goals. And like Massachusetts, many other states are sharpening their clean energy strategies to navigate the anti-renewable energy policies of the Trump administration.| The New Lede
The USCC and its representatives have worked to simplify compost labeling and registration on a national basis. However, individual composters must better understand product distribution regulations in states where they market. Part I The post Compost Registration, Labeling And Distribution Requirements appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
ReFED's open call focuses on methane reduction for its Catalytic Grant Fund — aimed at advancing food recycling and reducing methane in the beef and dairy sectors. The post ReFED’s New Catalytic Grant Fund Targets Methane-Reduction Initiatives appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Already two years overdue, the latest extension of the 2018 farm bill expired on September 30, 2025. While the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law in July, contained much of the policy usually included in the farm bill, it did not cover all of the programs that farmers and rural communities rely […] The post Partisan Road Blocks on the Way to Reauthorizing the Expired Farm Bill appeared first on The Daily Yonder.| The Daily Yonder
To Mike Schultz, Kansas ranchers are stuck in velvet handcuffs. Walmart, the nation’s largest grocery retailer and private employer, recently expanded into the U.S. beef industry with its own processing plant in Olathe, Kansas, a suburb of Kansas City. The opening of the Walmart-owned plant in July marked a turning point for the company and […] The post Walmart looks to tighten its grip on the beef supply chain appeared first on Investigate Midwest.| Investigate Midwest
This story is supported by funding from the Chicago Region Food Systems Fund. Each day before sunrise, David Huerta checks his rearview mirror for immigration enforcement agents as he drives through the dark to a warehouse in a southwest Chicago suburb. Once he’s clocked in, he peers periodically through the windows on the truck dock, […] The post Threat of ICE raids shadows every shift in Chicago’s food warehouses appeared first on Investigate Midwest.| Investigate Midwest
This story was originally published by The New Lede. A federal district court this week dismissed a lawsuit alleging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) failed to prevent the contamination of farmland across the country with toxic PFAS in sewage sludge used as fertilizer. The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Monday dismissed the […] The post Court dismisses lawsuit alleging EPA failed to protect farmers from PFAS in fertilizer appeared first on Investigate Mi...| Investigate Midwest
A March-to-December growing season in South Dakota? Above-ground plastic buildings expand crop outputs and product quality.| South Dakota News Watch
Alors que des agriculteurs avaient bloqué en 2023 la circulation sur les autoroutes, l’alliance FNSEA-JA annonce d’autres actions « jusque mi-décembre ».| Le HuffPost
Avec des récoltes particulièrement mauvaises et la menace d’un accord inquiétant entre l’UE et le Mercosur, la colère des agriculteurs est loin de s’être éteinte.| Le HuffPost
Plusieurs préfectures ont été à nouveau ciblées par des actions d’agriculteurs, qui dénoncent des longueurs administratives et expriment leurs difficultés liées à la météo.| Le HuffPost
Un an après l’apparition de panneaux retournés dans ce même département, l’initiative évolue, mais conserve son ambition d’alerter sur le mal-être de la profession.| Le HuffPost
Le syndicat agricole majoritaire, déjà à la manœuvre en début de semaine, prévoit de nouvelles manifestations sur le terrain mardi, mercredi et jeudi prochains.| Le HuffPost
Les manifestations ont commencé dimanche à l’appel de la FNSEA et des JA. À Strasbourg, Avignon ou ailleurs, elles ciblent, dès que cela est possible, des lieux en lien avec l’Europe.| Le HuffPost
This case study explores the company's rise, challenges, and evolving strategy as it works to balance innovation, market demand, and sustainable profitability.| Causeartist
As autumn begins, many farmers are still feeling the effects of prolonged dry weather and drought despite recent rainfall. Here the Environment Agency provides advice on how to prepare for winter challenges such as flooding, slurry storage, and reservoir refilling.| Creating a better place
“Every apple, mango, and tomato deserves a purpose — not a landfill. So, when you see thousands of apples, mangoes, tomatoes, or plums rotting on the ground, that’s not just lost food — it’s also lost water, energy, fertilizer, and labor.| Food Pulse
If people went on thinking the way people thought in the Middle Ages, there would have been no Renaissance---no scientific revolution, no industrial revolution. But no one living in the thirteenth century (no matter how bright) could have described how people would be thinking in fifteenth century. The same sort of thing is true [...] The post In your books you stress the idea that the Taker way is unsustainable because our style of agriculture breaks the law of life. Then in <i>Beyond Civili...| Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn
Totalitarian Agriculture is not a farming technique (or a collection of farming techniques). Totalitarian Agriculture is agriculture as practiced by people who believe and base their agricultural policies on the belief: (1) that all of the world's food belongs to them, (2) that human food can be denied to all other species by any [...] The post I can’t agree with your reply <a href="/q757">#757</a>, where you say that Totalitarian Agriculture produces food the same way as any other form of ...| Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn
Totalitarian Agriculture produces food in the same way as any other form of agriculture; that is, a seed planted by a practitioner of Totalitarian Agriculture grows in exactly the same way as a seed planted by a practitioner of any other form of agriculture. In other words, Totalitarian Agriculture is a way of handling [...] The post In the response <a href="/q551">#551</a>, you wrote: “I’ve never said that Leavers and Takers can be distinguished by the way they get their food. They can b...| Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn
On 1/11/13 the national academy of sciences released a draft report on climate change that’s open to public comment for three months. This could be a good time for Ishmael.org to inform people about this. What I found interesting was there policy on agriculture. Chapter 6 page 228 line 1 specifically talks about efficiency in increasing agriculture production in climate change. How can it be that they do not see the danger of increasing food production. Is it greed? Or they just don’t know?| Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn
Deadline for submissions to IESO for new projects is next week, but the majority of proposals failed to win support Adelaide-Metcalfe put the final nail into a project proposed that would have involved…| Wind Concerns Ontario
A few weeks ago, if you were asked to place a bet on whether Chatham-Kent, with more than 500 wind turbines already operating since 2006, would say yes to two| Wind Concerns Ontario
As the global climate continues to change and extreme weather events become increasingly common, it is vital that policymakers around the world use| Globaldev Blog
Podcast interview with Brad Johnson, Senior Regenerative Agriculture Advisor for The Nature Conservancy| Mountain & Prairie
The post Investors are buying up Canada’s farmland. Some farmers are getting worried appeared first on The Logic.| The Logic
Localized control and collective enterprise can lay the groundwork for an agroecology food economy.| Food Tank
More water is taken from the Colorado River than it has to give. Better water use accounting made possible by Landsat provides needed guidance for difficult water use decisions.| Landsat Science | A joint NASA/USGS Earth observation program.
Key Points: Agricultural company claims attorney general lacks authority to sue Filings claim authority lies solely with Arizona Department of Water Resources Ongoing litigation puts spotlight on gaps in groundwater […]| Arizona Capitol Times
A new law aiming to save water through the sale of Arizona’s farmlands to housing developers has marked a new era of urbanization across Arizona.| Arizona Capitol Times | Your Inside Source for Arizona Government, Politics a...
If you’re bringing farm or ranch ground to market, a simple pre-listing soil fertility test can make your property stand out and even become the reason a buyer chooses your listing over the one down the road. During a recent episode of the National Land Podcast, Alec Bean and Karly Pavlinac from the Soil Tax … Continue reading "How a Pre-Listing Soil Test Can Boost Buyer Interest" The post How a Pre-Listing Soil Test Can Boost Buyer Interest appeared first on National Land Realty News.| National Land Realty News
Technology challenges in agriculture can be divided into two classes: (1) breeding/phenotyping and (2) agriculture / primary production.| RoboticsBiz
Image: May Peng | Pexels Creative Commons Freshwater protection and restoration should be at the heart of how farming is managed in Europe, according to new recommendations. Reshaping the Common Ag…| The Freshwater Blog
Ghana's annual post-harvest losses are so severe that they could feed the entire Ashanti Region for more than a year,| The Overseers - Ghana No.1 News
Dealerships across North America are facing a complicated landscape. Supply chains have stabilized—somewhat. Prices are still volatile. And buyer behavior? That’s changing, too. In the middle of it all are the equipment dealers: juggling inventory, chasing quality leads, and trying to make sense of a market that’s shifting under their feet. To get a clear, unfiltered| Fusable - Vital Data for Vital Industries
This week’s stories cover cuts to SNAP, USDA shutdown impacts, a global ocean treaty, new dietary guidelines, and agroecology in India. The post Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: U.S. Government Shutdown Continues, High Seas Treaty Takes Effect, and Agroecology Model Yields Benefits appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
Our fall reading list spotlights 26 powerful new books that explore food, farming, culture, and climate—and how they shape our future. The post Food Tank’s Fall Reads for Food, Farming, and Our Future appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
Teaching communities about urban agroecology is about more than farming. "We are educating people for sustainability in the 21st century." The post The Promise of Urban Agroecology to Enhance Food and Nutrition Security in the 21st Century appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
When Sea Matías lost their grandmother in 2017, they felt called to continue her legacy of growing plants and building community through food. The post Holding Land and Honoring Roots in New York: ‘I’m Meant To Be Here’ appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
To conclude Climate Week NYC, ten farmers from around the world took the stage to share deeply personal, moving, inspirational stories of resilient agriculture. The post “We Are The Environment”: For Farmers, Stories Of Regenerative Food Systems Are Deeply Personal appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week, U.S. Senators John Fetterman (D-PA) and Joni Ernst (R-IA) reintroduced the Consistent Egg Labels Act to enforce better market terms for eggs and their alternatives. This bipartisan, bicameral bill requires the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to prohibit egg “alternatives” from using misleading terms in their branding. “Pennsylvania’s egg farmers work hard to […] The post Fetterman, Ernst Reintroduce Bipartisan Bill to Combat Mislabeling of Egg...| U.S. Senator John Fetterman
