MIT professor Kate Brown discusses her new book, ‘Tiny Gardens Everywhere,’ and the power of urban gardens to transform ...

In an exclusive interview, Representative Chellie Pingree, a Maine Democrat, said she pushed hard to fight the proposal, and ...

The controversial reopening of Apalachicola Bay will test whether its once-sustainable local food system is still possible.

From expanding access to credit to cleaning up forever chemicals, the farm bill proposals cover a wide range of farm-group ...

With last minute federal guidance, grocers have lingering concerns about how new SNAP waivers will be implemented.

SNAP-Ed, the country’s largest nutrition education program, was eliminated last fall. States are starting to feel the impact.

The year encompassed devastating fires, historic floods, tornadoes, regional droughts, with farmers caught in the crosshairs.

Tariffs, corporate consolidation, and federal budget cuts were among the multiple challenges farmers faced this year.

Civil Eats has reported on food justice since we began publishing in 2009. At the time, many people were unaware of the critical connection between race, food, poverty, and equity. Expand your ...