Articles by Aarian Marshall

Today USDA announced the recipients of the first-ever round of Farm to School Grants.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 2012 – The Renewable Fuel Association (RFA) is ready for a tough lame duck session, RFA President Bob Dineen said in a press call today.

A new U.S.-Panama Free Trade Agreement is set to go into effect today.

Though meteorologists warn that Superstorm Sandy’s effects are not quite over, various federal and state agricultural agencies have begun to respond to the disaster across the battered East Coast region.

Food Policy Action, a new advocacy group that hopes to bring “political clout” to the burgeoning food movement, launched its new National Food Policy Scorecard today at Washington-area restaurant Oyamel.

WASHINGTON, D.C., October 18, 2012 – We will not repeat the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, documentary filmmaker Ken Burns told an audience of students yesterday at the National Youth Summit in Washington, D.C.—but that previous disaster may prove instructive to farmers of the present.

The World Soy Foundation, aided by a grant from the CHS Foundation, released a report today outlining current and future efforts to use localized soy dairies to enhance the diets of youth in Guatemala.

The World Soy Foundation, aided by a grant from the CHS Foundation, released a report today outlining current and future efforts to use localized soy diaries to enhance the diets of youth in Guatemala.

Americans for Tax Reform president Grover Norquist asked the Republican Party to reverse its hard-line stance on immigration Friday at the Midwest meeting of the Forging a New Consensus on Immigrants and America Conference.

Two worldly chefs brought a bit of soy-inspired finesse to Alexandria-area T.C. Williams High School today