AS FARMERS, WE ARE PRESSED ON BOTH ENDS . . .by Anita Ashok Adalja to make a living for ourselves and our hired crew and to provide food to a country that is paying much less than...
Religious and Cultural Diversity on the FarmBy Shani Mink The Jewish High Holidays are a very special time for my family. It’s a yearly reset – we pray, eat, don’t eat, gossip, ask...
Operation Blooming Onion and the Long Sordid History of the H2A ProgramBy Cindy Hahamovitch In 2021, a multi-agency sting called Operation Blooming Onion netted two dozen alleged “human traffickers” who were...
Immigration Reform, H2A, and Justice for FarmworkersBy Elizabeth Henderson During the month of February, the Farmworker Association of Florida members, low-income Latinx workers, many of...
Culturing a Rural Livelihood: A Young Dairy Farmer’s DeterminationBy Lily Massee Lisa Marchetti’s life as a farmer has been nothing short of nomadic. Over the past decade, she has worked on ten different...