If the governor doesn’t take action by Thursday, the state will enact a law that could keep consumers in the dark about what’s in their milk.

This year’s Sonoma International Film Festival features some surprisingly good pairings (Chardonnay and kettle corn) and very some odd choices (a lifetime achievement award for Bruce Willis?)....

The new administration is making great strides in food policy—except when it comes to the issue of genetic modification.

After 15 years of asking, a Florida farmworkers’ group has finally gotten the governor to condemn abusive practices in the state’s tomato fields.

The Humane Society plans to put the squeeze on the fast-food giant over its use of eggs from caged chickens.

For generations, the students at Red Cloud Indian School raised their own food—then the federal government got into the act.

Florida Governor Charlie Crist has finally agreed to meet with representatives from a farmworkers’ organization to discuss the dismal labor conditions in the state’s tomato fields....

The USDA finally bans the slaughter of “downer” cows, and two new leaders at the FDA are expected to restore the agency’s tarnished reputation.

The re-authorization of the School Lunch Programs promises to benefit both students and farmers, but the devil is in the details.

The new nominee for Deputy Secretary of Agriculture is a spot-on selection by Obama and Vilsack.