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Biden administration’s rule for federal scientists is a ‘gag order’, critics say

Federal scientists would largely be barred from publicly discussing research, which could have a ‘chilling effect’, experts say

The Guardian - US · Feb 10, 2023

Eggs are so expensive, Californians are trying to bring them across the border from Mexico

LOS ANGELES — With egg prices spiking in California, Border Patrol agents have noticed a rise in the number of people trying to bring eggs across the border from Mexico, which is illegal.

Los Angeles Times · Feb 9, 2023

Geese culling may not be needed in Denver thanks to other population control methods

Denver’s resident Canada geese could be saved from a summer culling this year thanks to several control strategies and the potential impact of the ongoing avian flu outbreak.

The Denver Post · Feb 8, 2023

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Eggs prices drop, but the threat from avian flu isn't over yet

After months of eye-popping prices, egg lovers are finally seeing some relief. Wholesale prices in the Midwest fell by 58 cents at the end of January, but the days of a $1.50 a dozen may not return.

WEKU · Feb 5, 2023

The USDA Can't Stop Organic Food Fraud

It's time to return oversight to industry groups and the states.

Reason · Feb 4, 2023

The USDA wants to limit added sugars and sodium in school meals

The new standards, if implemented, would limit added sugars and sodium and emphasize whole-grain and domestically-produced products.

WEKU · Feb 3, 2023

Radishes and rainbows: the LGBTQ growers reimagining the traditional family farm

Their fight for diversity and inclusion in farming culture echoes the womyn’s land movement from the 60s and 70s

The Guardian - US · Feb 3, 2023

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Egg prices are down 40% from avian flu-induced highs

The bad news: They're still pricey.

Axios · Feb 1, 2023

US dairy policies drive small farms to ‘get big or get out’ as monopolies get rich

Exclusive: Misguided policies have hurt small-scale farms while enriching agribusinesses and corporate lobbyists, analysis shows

The Guardian - US · Jan 31, 2023

It's Time To Legalize Haggis

Will a petition from a physician bring the USDA to its senses?

Reason · Jan 28, 2023

$18 a dozen: how did America’s eggs get absurdly expensive?

Producers blame avian flu for the soaring costs, but one farmers’ group is airing accusations of price-gouging

The Guardian - US · Jan 26, 2023

More Native foods coming to school menus

The founder of Indigikitchen is pushing for the incorporation of more Indigenous foods into school lunch menus

Salon · Jan 23, 2023

Egg price relief hasn’t hit consumers' wallets despite cost “ease”

The price for a dozen large eggs was $4.25 in December on average, up 66 cents from November.

Axios · Jan 22, 2023

New USDA rule boosts "organic" food oversight, targets fraud

The Agriculture Department issued new requirements for foods labeled organic, a move aimed at cracking down on fraud and boosting oversight

The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2023

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The Conversation · Jan 19, 2023

Inflation hasn't increased US food insecurity overall, according to our new tracker

Grocery prices soared by 11.8% in 2022 – the swiftest pace since the early 1980s. Rapid inflation is, naturally, leading to concerns that it’s getting harder for Americans to put food on the table.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 16, 2023

How school lunch is made. It's more complicated than you think

LOS ANGELES — At precisely 11:35 a.m. on a recent Friday, hundreds of kids with backpacks slung over their shoulders file through the blue and red doors of the Garfield High School lunchroom in East Los Angeles. Many carry books, folders and brightly colored notebooks. Some chat enthusiastically as they…

ABC News · Jan 10, 2023

Bee vaccine for American foulbrood approved by USDA positive step for Australian beekeepers

A vaccine to protect bees from American foulbrood won't save hives in Australia, but how the inoculation is delivered has researchers and apiarists excited.

Salon · Jan 10, 2023

Does cinnamon actually belong in chili?

“I think people recoil at the idea of cinnamon in a meat without realizing that it’s common in many cuisines"

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Tribune News Service · Jan 10, 2023

Keeping animals away from planes is a never-ending job at Anchorage's airport

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — On a clear day between major December storms in Anchorage, two bull moose strolled leisurely through deep snow on the frozen surface of Lake Hood. Once on shore, the animals broke into a gallop away from Cody Thompson, a wildlife specialist with USDA's Wildlife Services.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 7, 2023

$7 a dozen? Why California eggs are so expensive — and increasingly hard to find

LOS ANGELES — Golden State shoppers are shelling out extreme prices for eggs, amid an outbreak of bird flu that has killed millions of hens and left local grocers struggling to stock cartons that comply with California law.

Salon · Jan 1, 2023

Food and agriculture stories for 2023

There’s a great need for change, change that large institutions will likely fight

Tribune News Service · Dec 29, 2022

Study: Midwest topsoil 'being eroded 100 times faster than it's forming'

Farmers might not know it — but something is stealing the land from under their feet.

Tribune News Service · Dec 26, 2022

Minnesota paper company sues feds over beaver dam removal

A paper company in northern Minnesota is suing the federal government over what it said was a bungled beaver dam removal that flooded two roads and a campground and left a lake clogged with debris.

The Guardian - US · Dec 20, 2022

Investigation of Musk’s Neuralink targets federal oversight of animal testing

Sources tell Reuters law enforcement authorities are concerned about USDA’s record on animal welfare violations

Axios · Dec 19, 2022

Extreme winter spells trouble for food insecure

A hunger crisis is deepening for food insecure U.S. households.

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