Creating a more just society depends on growing, distributing and eating healthier food

The United States government has committed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50% by 2030 and to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Meeting these targets will require transformation in all sectors of society,

In Arizona, farmers are exploring how drought-resistant guayule can help agriculture survive - and sustain the region’s water supply

In this report, Context Network presents three case studies of past introductions, or expansions, of new crops to the market.

Interactive maps highlight impacts on surface water and groundwater in Upper Mississippi River Basin

Informing farmers on issues like soil loss and water quality supports a healthier agricultural future

The Northwest Arkansas Food Conservancy offers small farmers more certainty and new markets

Declining diversity of production, assets, suppliers and markets is leading to increased economic and environmental risks for farmers and consumers

I work in conservation to help Midwestern farming communities – including the one where I grew up.

Policymakers must give farmers the tools they need to lead the climate fight.

For Iowa farmer Mitchell Hora, cover crops hold the key to healthier, more resilient soil and higher corn and soybean yields even in years with heavy rains or drought.

Farmers have increased their use of cover crops and conservation tillage

After a century of land loss and water-quality degradation, partners on the Mississippi River are finding new ways to protect this critical watershed

In Illinois, Tony Bonucci turns to a ‘constructed wetland’ to reduce nutrient loss from his farm

Iowa farmer Tim Smith is committed to protecting his farm’s most important asset – its soil

In Iowa, Wendy Johnson has embraced cover crops, diverse crop rotations on her organic farm