Consumer Demand is Driving a New Crop of Food Labels
What’s in our food? How was it grown?
Paul Towers
Paul Towers is a frequent contributor to GroundTruth, a leader of the Sacramento Food Policy Council, and the organizing director and policy advocate at Pesticide Action Network. He enjoys cooking food from his garden with his children.
What Does it Mean to Be America’s Farm-to-Fork Capital?
F2F, 5 YEARS IN ILLUSTRATED BY LUCY ENGELMAN it’s drawn praise, guffaws, consternation, and excitement. And it’s now been five years since then-Mayor Kevin Johnson
Scorecard Ranks State Legislators’ Votes on Food and Farming Bills
Advocates say elected officials must be held accountable for how they vote
North Sacramento Digs in to Save Multicultural Garden
Residents — many first-generation immigrants from Ukraine, Russia, and Mexico — have made it clear that they plan to keep this place.
Center For Land-based Learning Offers Intensive Academy
I get to dig in the dirt — how do you compete with that?
Sacramento Schools Aim to Create 21st-century Wellness Policy
Students should enjoy the magic of science
Groceries Next Door – Urban Farm Stands Allow Neighbors to Purchase Local Produce
The opportunity to share what we grow with our community.
Politics and the Plate – Legislators Get Food Grades
Sacramento is a beacon of hope, advancing socially just and environmentally sound food and farming policy