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Advocates fear deficit-cutting measures will ax important food programs in the federal farm bill. By Louisa Kasdon
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A look at what's behind America’s bicoastal, gender-driven and not-so-civil food war. By L. John Harris
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Internet pioneer Sandy Lerner parlayed her dot.com fortune into a sustainable, organic farm dream. By David Latt
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Sustainability and seafood stir talk at Monterey Bay Aquarium's Cooking for Solutions event. By Louisa Kasdon
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Foodies can admire the idea of community supported agriculture without wanting random acts of blandness. By Barbara Haber
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The Fair Trade movement is rising with great products -- and hope for producers. By Martha Rose Shulman
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School chef Timothy Cipriano and author Janet Poppendieck talk about the battle to improve school food. By Erica Hellerstein
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Surgeon General Regina Benjamin's Rx for America is making prevention the primary objective. By Louisa Kasdon
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Finding a food movement to suit his tastes meant contending with locavores gone loco in Berkeley. By L. John Harris
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How corporate candy in America spelled the death for a regional Wisconsin specialty candy. By Barbara Haber
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Northeast fishermen challenge accuracy of seafood watch lists at 'blacklisted fish' dinner. By Louisa Kasdon
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Slow Food's Terra Madre 2010 highlights why preserving biodiversity is critical to the planet. By Terra Brockman
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USDA official cautions that the 2010 election results may endanger U.S. food and nutrition programs. By Louisa Kasdon
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CalFresh, California's new program, ditches food stamps and the old image to emphasize nutrition. By Elaine Corn
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Kilgus Farmstead in Illinois bets the farm on selling its dairy products directly to consumers. By Terra Brockman
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Food politics long have been a reflection of larger American reform movements. By Barbara Haber
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K. Dun Gifford was an early advocate for most now-familiar healthful-eating movements. By Judith Weinraub
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Volunteers in Los Angeles feed the hungry by harvesting suburbia's hidden bounty. By Corie Brown
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