Al Lawson: “One of the most important ways to tackle hunger in this country is by focusing on how it impacts various subpopulations…”

I think the ideal carbon market, the carbon sequestration takes place at the farm, and I think these programs have to be designed that the majority of that money comes back to the farmer.

A recent Government Accountability Office report revealed that more than 30 percent of college students might face food insecurity.

Many farmers, particularly farmers of color, cannot afford to embrace climate-smart practices that create measurable impact.

Sadly every comer and almost every community in our nation is, one way or another, impacted by food insecurity.