The 1890 Scholars Program is a critical pathway for cultivating leaders who will address some of the most urgent challenges facing agricultural and food.
The impact of the Trump administration’s mass deportation policies on the agricultural industry is multifaceted, with both economic and human consequences.
The USDA 1890 National Scholars Program is cultivating talent who will play a pivotal role in addressing the challenges of food access across the country.
As Trump’s campaign promises take shape, the debate surrounding immigration and farm labor will continue to grow in importance.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared October 25, 2024, as Larry Itliong Day for all Californians, an important recognition for the civil rights leader.
The USDA must work to heal the dehumanizing discrimination to Black farmers’ mental health, including the issues of farming in a difficult economy.
Wonderful Co. and United Farm Workers both claim to fight for farmworkers, but in recent months, they have only been stifling progress for farmworkers.
Juneteenth highlights Black farmers’ contributions and celebrates progress toward equity in agriculture.
The Equity Commission’s report intends to create institutional changes departmental wide toward equity among the USDA’s staff and organizational structures.
Wonderful Nurseries, which is North America’s largest grapevine nurseries, is accusing United Farm Workers organizers of misleading workers to unionize.