Over the last 80 years, federal policy has increasingly put small farmers at a disadvantage by massively subsidizing a centralized, industrial agriculture system that produces cheap food. Activists have spent decades pushing federal reforms, such as organic standards, with incremental success. Now, a surge of state and local government policies that promote local food and […]
Nathaniel Hoffman
Posted inJune 9, 2008: Why the West needs Mythic Cowboys
Life, liberty and the pursuit of … game?
Right-to-hunt amendments coming to a state near you
Posted inMarch 17, 2008: Seeking the Water Jackpot
Stay in the Hunt
Jim Posewitz believes the hunters’ nose-to-the-ground ethic can save the planet
Posted inMarch 3, 2008: The People of the Sea
Havana goes West
Conservative Western Republicans embrace the Cuban cause
Posted inOctober 1, 2007: Sheep v. Sheep
Sheep v. Sheep
A legal battle over Hells Canyon grazing could determine the future of wild sheep and sheep ranching across the West