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The Future of Food Depends on Regenerative Organic Farming
Understanding the differences between organic and regenerative agriculture in our current food system.
Read moreThree reasons to be hopeful – lessons from a sustainable farming conference
Takeaways from the Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock
Read moreIs tofu an acquired taste?
Tofu, like any other protein, just needs some seasoning to become your new favorite food.
Read moreSix Summer Reads to Beat the Heat
Whether you're on the beach, flying halfway across the world, or taking a staycation on the couch, here are six books to bring along. Plus, look out for Sixty Harvests Left, the latest must-read by Compassion in World Farming's Global CEO.
Read moreOur Climate Crisis is Making Factory Farms Even Worse
2020 was the hottest year ever recorded in human history, and 2021 was not far behind. As the climate crisis continues to have catastrophic effects on human and non-human life—it's clear it's already making factory farms worse than they've ever…
Read moreThis Father’s Day, I want my child to be proud of my animal advocacy
Compassion in World Farming's US Executive Director, Ben Williamson, reflects on his animal advocacy this Father's Day
Read moreThese LGBTQIA+ changemakers are creating a better world for animals
Compassion in World Farming's Human Resources and Operations Manager shares her reflections for Pride Month.
Read moreChickening Out: Seven reasons why the current rate of chicken consumption is unsustainable
It is clearer than ever that cheap chicken comes at the expense of the birds, environment, climate, wildlife, local farmers, workers, and our health.
Read more8 Plant-Based Takes on Memorial Day Classics
From appetizers to desserts, we’ve compiled a list to keep you munching all celebration long.
Read moreEducation doesn’t begin in the classroom, it begins in the cafeteria
Before students can succeed in school and beyond, they must first learn how to take care of themselves and their environment in a way that facilitates future success. And that starts with their food.
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