Farmers

Corn Ethanol Subsidy Terminated: But Did Anyone Care?

Farmers are enjoying high corn prices and may not even have noticed the end of the subsidy on Dec. 31 according to the agricultural economist interviewed on NPR.
4 January 2012 - 2:00pm
NPR: Morning Edition

Sharing Water in an Age of Shortages

As water resources become increasingly important in the American West, new tactics for sharing among farmers, environmentalists and urban officials are showing how arid areas can withstand shortages.
22 April 2011 - 9:00am
High Country News

Fairtrade Towns on the Rise

10 years after a town in England declared itself a "fairtrade" town, the ethical trading movement has grown to 500 towns across the world.
14 July 2010 - 11:00am
Guardian

Heart of California's Agriculture on Life-Support

Water restrictions on farms in the state have atrophied jobs in the fertile Central Valley, giving communities some of the highest rates of unemployment in the state. As jobs dry up, the need for aid is surpassing what's there to give.
3 September 2009 - 9:00am
The Wall Street Journal
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