Sep 20, 2022
If you're a small or mid-size farmer, it's nearly impossible to
compete against giant food conglomerates. But fairer policy could
help smaller farms to prosper, provide healthy food and thriving
communities, and keep more profits for food
producers––rather than executives and
stockholders.
Sarah
Carden is a policy advocate with Farm
Action, a group working to democratize the food system in the
U.S. She's also a vegetable farmer, who knows first hand what the
barriers are for small and mid-size growers who are forced to
compete against giant corporations. She talks about the movement
for a more fair and regenerative Farm Bill in 2023––and beyond.