Farmers engage in both formal and informal mutual aid networks to help their neighbors in times of crisis. Learn from the stories of organizations and ordinary folk who stepped up to support and empower their communities through last fall's extreme weather events.
Renowned soil scientist and author Laura Lengnick talks with RAFI about how farmers can build resilience to climate disasters using practical, farmer-tested strategies.
Emergency assistance from USDA and other federal agencies can help you get on the road to recovery, but navigating the maze of different program requirements can be tricky. Know what to expect and what agencies to contact for assistance so that your farm can be prepared for the unexpected.
Hurricane Helene’s historic rainfall, strong winds, landslides, tornadoes, and record-breaking flooding caused $60 billion in damage in North Carolina alone. As news of the devastation poured in, RAFI sprang into action.
Young farmers across the U.S. are doing more than growing crops - they're building community and working to redefine the future of agriculture. Meet five rising stars in this new generation of farmers stewarding the land and uplifting their communities.
Austin Frerick’s book reveals the “barons behind the brands” – the families who have amassed fortunes in Big Ag and food production by controlling markets and sweetheart public policy. Review by Sara June Jo-Sæbo for The Daily Yonder.
Corporate concentration in the grocery industry can contribute to food insecurity, especially in rural communities. RAFI's Grocery Gap Atlas visualizes the relationship between corporate concentration and food access.