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Topic: Agriculture (page 15)

(Courtesy of Maine Farmland Trust)

Jane Black - Gilt Taste

A still from "Farmageddon"

Government thugs vs. organic farmers

A still from "If a Tree Falls"

Understanding the era of "eco-terrorism"

Adele Melander-Dayton

An old farm on Johnson Mesa, northern New Mexico. Photo taken by the author.

Is this candy egg really contraband?

Steve Karnowski

Calf and his mother in front of a white background (Eric IsselÃ©e)

Tuesday link dump

Associated Press

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A United States Department of Agriculture inspector checks eggs at Maine Contract Farming, Thursday, July 1, 2010, in Turner, Maine. New England's largest egg farm is taking steps to show it has improved care of its hens after reaching a settlement over allegations its birds were mistreated. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty) (AP)

Christopher Hickey

Ben Evans, Mary Clare Jalonick

Mary Clare Jalonick

America's dirty food jobs

African farmland, which is extremely fertile in some regions, is inexpensive on the impoverished continent. Many foreign investors are snapping up the land and some African leaders hope the result will be the development and modernization of their agricultural sectors.

Horand Knaup, Juliane von Mittelstaedt

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