farmers

Women in Beed, an impoverished, drought-hit district in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, are resorting to removing their uterus. These women are sugarcane labourers and work for nearly 18 hours every day during the cutting season.

Navkiran Natt is one of the founders of Trolley Times, a newspaper started as a voice of farmers' protest. With a following of 100k, Trolley Times has used its platform to push for a repeal of three contentious farm laws in India.

MUNCHIES visits Soul Fire Farm, an Afro-Indigenous centered community farm committed to uprooting racism and seeding sovereignty in the food system in upstate NY.

VICE travels to the forests of Aceh province, a region still struggling with palm oil related deforestation, a troubling history of burning land, and an impoverished community caught in a vicious cycle of poverty.

Why are there shortages in grocery stores while farmers are destroying their crops? Why are pigs being euthanized? Why are millions of pounds of potatoes going to waste?

A group of families in Los Angeles are occupying vacant homes owned by Caltrans, the state transit authority, in the East LA neighborhood of El Sereno.

We look into what lifting the Cuba trade embargo could mean for Kansas’s wheat farmers