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Latinos in the Fishing Sector
Latinos have been known to consider fishing part of their cultural heritage and their participation in fishing activities has been growing in the US. But what’s their role in the US fishing sector?
Mexico’s Farm Worker Leader
This is a conversation with Abelina Ramirez Ruiz, national leader of Mexico's National Farm Workers Independent Union (Sindicato Independiente Nacional Democråtico de Jornaleros Agrícolas) and founder of the women's advocacy group Mujeres Unidas en Defensa de las Jornaleras e Indígenas.
Project 2025, MAGA Rhetoric Threaten US Agriculture
"The sad irony is that if the MAGA-inspired Trump agenda succeeds, everyone will suffer.".
The Farm Bill: Caught in the Electoral Gridlock
With just weeks to go before the deadline to reach an agreement on the Farm Bill extension, negotiations are at a standstill, caught in the election cycle.
On the Streets, Day Laborers Learn to Defend Their Rights
“A day laborer can look for work on any public area, it is a constitutional right.”
The Threat of Heat in the Fields
After record-setting heat across the country, made worse by the climate crisis, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra announced heat resiliency plans in Arizona.
Working While Pregnant? New Protections
New regulations of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA), a recent federal civil rights law that requires accommodations to workers who need them due to pregnancy, childbirth, or any related medical condition.
Bird Flu: Third Case. (Program Repeat)
Another human case of bird flu has been detected in Michigan, with new symptoms. The patient is a dairy worker. What to know about these cases?
Third Case of Bird Flu in the U.S. What Should You Know?
Another human case of bird flu has been detected in Michigan, with new symptoms. The patient is a dairy worker. What to know about these cases? How can farm workers protect against the new virus?
Workers Displaced by Increasing Agricultural Automation Get Training
A major fruit producer in California declares bankruptcy, leaving thousands jobless. Esther Quintanilla reports on the impact and responses from the Central Valley.
Heat Protections for Florida Farmworkers (Program Repeat)
Florida governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill last month that would ban heat protections for workers. The federal government does not have laws protecting workers from extreme heat either.
Heat Protections for Florida Farmworkers
Florida governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill last month that would ban heat protections for workers. The federal government does not have laws protecting workers from extreme heat either.
Sustainable Fishing Communities
Marine life and fish populations are plummeting as a consequence of overfishing and destructive fishing practices. What are the biggest threats to our oceans and fisheries?
Anti-Union Ads in the Farmlands
Powerful ag groups are spending millions on Spanish-language radio ads criticizing California’s card check law, in an effort to discourage farm workers from voting in union elections.
The Birthplace of the Farm Worker Movement
Fresno recently recognized as a historical site the place where the National Association of Farm Workers held their first convention in 1962, the event that gave birth to the organized farmworker movement.
The Farm Bill Limbo. Also, Demonstrators Call for an End to Israeli Bombardment of Gaza.
"The deadline for Congress to pass a new five-year farm has passed and, because of the political strife to keep the government open, it may take months to reach agreement on a new bill."
Pioneering Colorado Law Allows Farmers to Repair their Machinery
The state of Colorado has just passed a pioneering law that will allow farmers to repair their farm machinery without having to rely on parts and service from the companies that sold them. This requirement, which is still in force in other states in the country, causes delays and economic losses in the agricultural sector. Yesenia Robles spoke with a farmer from the agricultural valley of San Luis who was hopeful about the benefits of the new law. She brings us this report from Denver, Colorado.