Tractor maker John Deere agrees to pay $99 million for denying the right for customers to repair their equipment
Tractor manufacturer John Deere announced Monday that it had reached a settlement agreement in a class action lawsuit filed against […]
Agriculture
75% of non-organic produce samples contained pesticide residues, analysis shows
This year’s analysis of conventionally grown produce found ongoing widespread pesticide residue on popular non-organic fruits and vegetables including pesticides
Freeze raspberries and other tips for dealing with increasing food prices
I love raspberries. They’re one of my favorite foods. Fortunately, I have a raspberry patch and often get about 20
It’s World Wildlife Day
My knowledge and appreciation of efforts to save endangered wildlife grew tremendously when my niece, Debra Erickson, founded Wildlife Madagascar.
Trump’s glyphosate executive order a betrayal of MAHA goals
It’s always been a big question during the 2024 presidential campaign and now with President Trump’s second administration. What’s going
The USDA, once again, proposes speeding up meat processing lines, which endangers workers and consumers
I’ve written about it many times. You speed up meat processing lines and more workers get injured. They’re wielding sharp
What should you do about RFK Jr.’s new dietary guidelines?
Americans have been confused for decades on what a healthy diet is. It’s simple. Michael Pollen, author and activist, summed
Heath and nutrition groups and researchers ask the feds for a strong definition for ultra-processed food and follow-up action
Thirty-two public health and nutrition organizations and 52 researchers and advocates have filed joint comments to the federal government’s Request
Support lemurs on World Lemur Day
Today is World Lemur Day. How do I know? Several years ago, my niece, Debra Erickson, founded an organization called