Today, Farm Action Fund responded to president elect Biden’s selection of Tom Vilsack for USDA secretary. Farm Action Fund questions Vilsack’s ability to lead the USDA into the future, concerned over Vilsack’s overt ties to corporate agribusiness and his track record of catering to corporate interests during his time in this position under the Obama administration.
Amid the speculation around who will be the next USDA Secretary of Agriculture, a broad coalition of farm, environment, food safety, social justice, public health and animal welfare organizations reaffirmed their endorsement of Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge (OH-11).
Today, a coalition of more than 160 environmental, food justice, sustainable agriculture, workers’ rights, animal welfare, social justice, public health, and anti-hunger organizations sent a letter today to President-Elect Biden,
Washington, D.C. — Today, Farm Action Fund released to the Biden-Harris Administration a transition paper titled “Build Back Better: Our Call to Action and Roadmap for Rural America.” This paper
Storm Lake, IA – Farm Action Fund brought farmers from across the country together Saturday in Storm Lake Iowa to call on policymakers in Washington DC and State Houses across
Storm Lake, IA—Today, farmers and ranchers from across the country gathered in the Storm Lake High School Gymnasium to call on politicians in Washington, D.C. and statehouses across the country