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Your Saffron Might Come from New England, Not the Middle East — Here’s Why

American spice companies are increasingly sourcing from domestic growers

22 Reasons to Vote Related to How and What We Eat

Food can (and should) shape how you vote

A Word on Food and Voting

Never has voting been more important

I Have 9 Chickens. This Time of Year, I Buy Eggs at the Store.

Eggs, like so many things, are a seasonal product

Biden Can Still Win Rural Votes

Millions of voters in farm country are being ignored by both parties

Why Does My Tomato Look Wonky?

It could be ‘cat-facing’

The Family Behind Lomar Farms Is Worried About the Fate of Bees

But more optimistic about the future of the country

Small Family Farms Aren’t the Answer

The romance of neoliberal peasant farming blinds us to our collective power

The Quality of Plants Is Declining Because of Climate Change

Here’s why it matters

Turns Out, Migratory Beekeepers Are Essential Workers of the Pandemic

The agricultural system we’ve built depends on them

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