Lisa Held

Many programs meant to help farmers address climate change are now owned by companies that sell chemicals, which could boost practices that depend on pesticides rather than those that reduce their use.

A Field Report exclusive: The New Jersey senator sends a letter to the agency, asking it to enforce limits on farm use of antibiotics. Plus: FDA bans brominated vegetable oil and OSHA introduces heat protections.

Proposed Republican changes to the ag economy might face strong opposition from industry groups and their farm constituents.

The presence of long-lived chemicals known as PFAS in pesticides is on the rise, raising environmental and health concerns.

On the ground with districts and nonprofits who are embracing recent policy changes to feed children in their communities.

Climate scientist Rob Jackson discusses phasing out gas stoves and other food-and-climate solutions.

A Biden administration policy shields immigrants who report on workplace abuses. It could face an uncertain future—and so could visa policies.

The proposal to reduce antibiotics in livestock would have established a concrete goal for protecting public health.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. claims Trump can ‘Make America Healthy Again,’ but many of his decisions as president opposed these ideas.

The USDA and the EPA are funding efforts to cut at-home food waste, but a trash bin full of challenges remains.