the USDA is consistently finding carbadox residue violations even with a method that the FDA has said isn’t sensitive enough to detect all of the carcinogenic residues present.

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Lydia Strand takes us through a day at her Icelandic and Shetland Sheep Farm in Washington.

Take a peek into a summer day on Hen and Harvest Farm in California’s San Joaquin Valley.

In developing policies to address superbug infections, these vulnerable groups should be protected.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive online community!

Matt Gelbwaks tells us more about life as a sheep dairyman.

FACT Mentor, Matt Gelbwaks shares about his life as a sheep dairyman and egg farmer.

A major cause of the spread of superbugs is the overuse of antibiotics, but the FDA, which is tasked with making sure that drugs are safe, has consistently failed to address this overuse.

Check out our tips on how to enjoy your summer cookout sustainably.

In Part Two, our FACT mentors tell us more about life as a dairy farmer, including their favorite resources, how they handle stress, and what they wish up-and-coming dairy farmers and customers knew about the industry.

We interview a few of our fantastic FACT Mentors about life as a committed humane dairy farmer.

Overusing antibiotics in human and animal medicine can lead to the spread of multiple antibiotic resistant genes, making the treatment of human infection much more difficult.

FACT has been at SAFSF Forum this week in DC, meeting colleagues throughout the country and talking about ways to create a more equitable, just food system for all.

For National Dairy Month we look at the difference between a dairy cow and a beef cow.

June is National Dairy Month. FACT works with many humane, pasture based dairy farms around the country, however this not how most dairy cows are raised.

Animal agriculture in the US is dominated by the factory farming industry. Find out how you can support farmers who are raising their animals the right way.

This week FACT held its first staff retreat since the 1990'‘s at the endlessly fascinating Starved Rock State Park. Many of us met for the first time but, for one of us, it was the last time.

As part of Women’s Health Week, FACT looks at the impact of antimicrobial resistance and how it affects women disproportionately to men.

After 18 years at FACT, our Director of Humane Farming, Larissa McKenna has decided to move on professionally. Read about her legacy at FACT and the future of the Humane Farming Program.