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From farm to food pantry: Hudson Valley farmers increase efforts to fight hunger

From farm to food pantry: Hudson Valley farmers increase efforts to fight hunger From farm to food pantry: Hudson Valley farmers increase efforts to fight hunger Rock Steady Farm co-owner D. Rooney: We get to fully farm into our values and that feels amazing FacebookTwitterEmail The Nourish New York program and local farming partners made it possible for Dutchess Outreach to increase the amount of local produce in their prepared hot meals and distribute more than 24,000 lbs. of locally farmed foods to food insecure residents of Dutchess County last year.Sarah Salem The farm-to-table trend among restaurants that source locally grown food in the Hudson Valley is well established by now. But the movement to distribute farm-grown food directly to food pantries and those in need is gaining ground, sparked by record food insecurity during the pandemic.

Black farmers seek to put down new roots in New England

Black farmers seek to put down new roots in New England By Brian MacQuarrie Globe Staff,Updated April 10, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend Earl Ransom, right, and his son, Jackson, pulled rocks from the bucket of their tractor as they work to repair ruts in the driveway brought on by the advent of mud season on the family s organic dairy farm called Rock Bottom Farm in Strafford, Vt.Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff STRAFFORD, Vt. — Earl Ransom stooped beside a feeding trough at Rockbottom Farm and filled his hands with long strands of lush grass, straightening up beside two rows of hungry Guernsey dairy cows who couldn’t get enough of the stuff.

Opinion | Black Farmers May Finally Get the Help They Deserve

March 4, 2021 Many white people have become aware in the last year of the discrimination that Black Americans face in policing, voting, health care and more. Few, however, may recognize that systemic racism led to another grave injustice, one that underpins many other forms of exploitation: More than a century of land theft and the exclusion of Black people from government agricultural programs have denied many descendants of enslaved people livelihoods as independent, landowning farmers. African-American labor built much of this country’s agriculture, a prime source of the nation’s early wealth. In the years since the end of slavery, Black Americans have been largely left out of federal land giveaways, loans and farm improvement programs. They have been driven off their farms through a combination of terror and mistreatment by the federal government, resulting in debt, foreclosures and impoverishment.

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The Brief: Outcome payments in Latin America, social impact bond in India, Kaepernick s SPAC, clean steel, innovations for workers

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