The Future of Agriculture w/ Bowery Farming

The Future of Agriculture w/ Bowery Farming

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Season Finale: True Cost Accounting w/ Lisa Held

We’re closing out the season with a look at “True Cost Accounting.” There is a growing movement to include “true cost accounting” or TCA when considering the cost of food -- which can be far more than what you pay in a supermarket. Our guest today, food journalist and The Farm Re ...  Show more

A Small Step Towards Ending Hunger (Not Just Managing It)

Tom and Food Research and Action Center Ellen Vollinger and Massachusetts Congressman Jim McGovern discuss the historic permanent increase to the decades-old Thrifty Food Plan coming in October 2021.Follow Tom on Twitter and Instagram @tomcolicchio and share what you want to hear ...  Show more

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