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Factory Farming News & Lifestyle
Salmon Is Probably Not as Healthy as You Think
Salmon meat is often claimed to be a healthy food, but does it live up to the hype? Here’s why salmon may not be as nutritious as you think.
Salmon meat is often claimed to be a healthy food, but does it live up to the hype? Here’s why salmon may not be as nutritious as you think.
Salmon meat is often claimed to be a healthy food, but does it live up to the hype? Here’s why salmon may not be as nutritious as you think.

August 9, 2024

Social Justice News & Lifestyle
This Inspiring Student Activist Is Creating a Kinder Future for People & Farm Animals
Ava Cuevas is a young activist dedicated to advocating for a just food system—one that is better for animals and people alike.
Ava Cuevas is a young activist dedicated to advocating for a just food system—one that is better for animals and people alike.
Ava Cuevas is a young activist dedicated to advocating for a just food system—one that is better for animals and people alike.

July 15, 2024

Factory Farming Advocacy Action
Senate Farm Bill Framework Signals Important Steps for Farm Animals. But House Framework Still Presents EATS Act Threat.
Following two years of lobbying by Farm Sanctuary and other aligned organizations, the new Senate Farm Bill framework includes key provisions from Senator Cory Booker’s Farm System Reform Act and the Industrial Agricul…
Following two years of lobbying by Farm Sanctuary and other aligned organizations, the new Senate Farm Bill framework includes key provisions from Senator Cory Booker’s Farm System Reform Act and the Industrial Agriculture Accountability Act.
Following two years of lobbying by Farm Sanctuary and other aligned organizations, the new Senate Farm Bill framework includes key provisions from Senator Cory Booker’s Farm System Reform Act and the Industrial Agriculture Accountability Act.

May 10, 2024

Public Health News & Lifestyle
Bird Flu Found in U.S. Dairy Milk – But How Healthy Is Drinking Cow’s Milk, Anyway?
On March 25 in Kansas and Texas, bird flu was detected in dairy milk for the first time after cows showed symptoms of the disease.
On March 25 in Kansas and Texas, bird flu was detected in dairy milk for the first time after cows showed symptoms of the disease.
On March 25 in Kansas and Texas, bird flu was detected in dairy milk for the first time after cows showed symptoms of the disease.

April 4, 2024

Social Justice News & Lifestyle
Tyson Workers Call for an End to Child Labor & Dangerous Conditions in U.S. Meat Plants
Tyson is headquartered in Arkansas, where a 14-year-old can legally work a 48-hour week.
Tyson is headquartered in Arkansas, where a 14-year-old can legally work a 48-hour week.
Tyson is headquartered in Arkansas, where a 14-year-old can legally work a 48-hour week.

October 20, 2023

Social Justice
U.S. Farmland: A Driver of Inequality, A Catalyst for Transformation
The distribution of land ownership creates one of the most powerful barriers to food system justice and sustainability. Land consolidation, like corporate consolidation, makes factory farming possible. But who owns land…
The distribution of land ownership creates one of the most powerful barriers to food system justice and sustainability. Land consolidation, like corporate consolidation, makes factory farming possible. But who owns land, and how much, isn’t an accident. It’s the result of historical, legal, social, and economic structures that reflect and perpetuate structural inequalities, particularly systemic racism. As we seek to make food systems work for animals, people, and the planet, we must, in Representative Alma Adams’ (NC) words, provide the pathways to “create a new generation of Black farmers.”
The distribution of land ownership creates one of the most powerful barriers to food system justice and sustainability. Land consolidation, like corporate consolidation, makes factory farming possible. But who owns land, and how much, isn’t an accident. It’s the result of historical, legal, social, and economic structures that reflect and perpetuate structural inequalities, particularly systemic racism. As we seek to make food systems work for animals, people, and the planet, we must, in Representative Alma Adams’ (NC) words, provide the pathways to “create a new generation of Black farmers.”

February 28, 2023

Social Justice
Reflections on the Eva Clayton Rural Food Institute’s Rural Food Forum In Honor of Black History Month
What we saw in Henderson is building the future of more just U.S. food systems. At the Green Rural Redevelopment Organization ... micro-farmers come together to nourish their community through food hub-style aggregation …
What we saw in Henderson is building the future of more just U.S. food systems. At the Green Rural Redevelopment Organization ... micro-farmers come together to nourish their community through food hub-style aggregation and medically tailored meal distribution. The food is produced, processed, and distributed by and for the community, advancing health, wealth, and racial justice.
What we saw in Henderson is building the future of more just U.S. food systems. At the Green Rural Redevelopment Organization ... micro-farmers come together to nourish their community through food hub-style aggregation and medically tailored meal distribution. The food is produced, processed, and distributed by and for the community, advancing health, wealth, and racial justice.

February 7, 2023

Social Justice News & Lifestyle
Reflections on a Historic Week in the Fight for Farm Animals
This month, two important cases, propelled by our 36 years of advocacy, made national news — a hearing on California’s Proposition 12 and Smithfield Foods vs. DxE.
This month, two important cases, propelled by our 36 years of advocacy, made national news — a hearing on California’s Proposition 12 and Smithfield Foods vs. DxE.
This month, two important cases, propelled by our 36 years of advocacy, made national news — a hearing on California’s Proposition 12 and Smithfield Foods vs. DxE.

October 14, 2022

Factory Farming News & Lifestyle
The Short, Painful Lives of Billions of Chickens Farmed for Meat
In the U.S. alone, 9.5 billion chickens are raised for meat annually, and yet, they're excluded from federal animal welfare protections.
In the U.S. alone, 9.5 billion chickens are raised for meat annually, and yet, they're excluded from federal animal welfare protections.
In the U.S. alone, 9.5 billion chickens are raised for meat annually, and yet, they're excluded from federal animal welfare protections.

March 30, 2026

Watkins Glen, NY

March 20, 2026

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