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02/12/2025
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By Willow Tohi
“Cancer Gag Act” threatens farmers’ rights and public health: A dangerous push for corporate immunity
A proposed law in Iowa, dubbed the “Cancer Gag Act,” seeks to shield pesticide manufacturers from lawsuits related to health risks associated with their products. Iowa has the second-highest rate of new cancer cases in the United States, and many Iowans believe that heavy reliance on pesticides, including glyphosate-based herbicides like Roundup, is contributing to […]
02/12/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Vaccines in your beef? Costco supplier Harris Ranch sparks consumer backlash over animal vaccination practices
Harris Ranch, Costco’s beef supplier, is facing backlash for admitting to vaccinating its cattle, raising concerns about food safety and transparency among consumers. Critics, like Tom Renz, argue that vaccines, especially mRNA-based ones, in food are misleading and harmful, even though Harris Ranch uses conventional vaccines. Harris Ranch defends its vaccination protocols as part of […]
02/05/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Egg-flation hits the Big Apple: New Yorkers scramble for affordable options
The cost of eggs in New York City has skyrocketed, reaching unprecedented levels, and is affecting residents and local businesses alike. This issue is not limited to NYC but is part of a national crisis. Businesses that rely on eggs, such as cafes and food carts, are struggling to stay afloat. Some have had to […]
01/31/2025
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By Willow Tohi
TRUMP EFFECT: Target slashes prices on essential grocery items as economy rebounds under new leadership
Target initiates permanent price cuts on essential grocery items following President-elect Trump’s victory, signaling a shift in the retail landscape. The price reductions are part of the industry’s “Perm Markdowns” or “C-Markdowns,” reflecting a competitive response to a changing market and economic environment. Examples of price drops on staple items, such as eggs, cheese and […]
01/22/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Food supply under strain: Major plant closures signal broader challenges for U.S. agriculture and the food supply
Perdue Farms announced the closure of its Monterey, Tennessee, plant, resulting in 433 job losses due to shifting market demands and operational challenges. The closure is part of a broader trend affecting rural economies, with local officials working to assist displaced workers and support economic stability. Tyson Foods recently shut down three facilities, eliminating over […]
01/10/2025
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By Willow Tohi
John Deere’s autonomous revolution: A new era for farming and beyond
The company has launched a range of autonomous tractors and work vehicles, aiming to revolutionize agriculture and other industries. John Deere plans to introduce a fully autonomous corn and soybean farming system by 2030, addressing labor shortages and increasing productivity. The company is developing specialized autonomous tractors for tasks like spraying nut orchards, as well […]
01/09/2025
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By Willow Tohi
California regulators sound alarm: Herbicide paraquat linked to birth defects, thyroid disease and wildlife risks
California’s pesticide regulators have linked the herbicide paraquat to severe human health risks, including thyroid disease, birth defects and reproductive harm, as well as significant threats to wildlife, such as endangered species like the San Joaquin kit fox and Swainson’s hawk. Paraquat is highly toxic, with even small amounts causing severe health complications like cancer, […]
01/09/2025
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By Willow Tohi
BIG WIN for FOOD FREEDOM: Amish farmer’s raw milk case sparks national debate
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that Amish farmers Amos and Rebecca Miller can continue selling raw milk products out-of-state while their lawsuit proceeds, reigniting debates over food freedom, individual rights and government regulation. The Millers, who operate Amos Miller Organic Farm, have faced years of legal challenges from state and federal authorities. They argue […]
12/19/2024
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By Willow Tohi
Increasing food bank demand is an indicator for inflation, failure of democratic leadership
Food banks across the U.S., including in Pennsylvania, Montana, California and New Jersey, are experiencing unprecedented demand, with some areas seeing quadruple the need since the pandemic. This highlights the ongoing economic struggles and systemic failure of leadership. The cost of living, particularly food prices, has surged, with egg prices up 8.2% and other essentials […]
12/14/2024
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By Willow Tohi
Raw milk revolution: A new dawn for health freedom?
The raw milk movement is poised to take center stage in the fight for health freedom, as a California dairy legend has been tapped to shape FDA policy under the Trump administration. Mark McAfee, CEO of Raw Farm and a pioneer in the raw milk industry, has been approached by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s team […]
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