r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Jun 16 '26
r/FoodSovereignty • u/hamsterdamc • Sep 06 '26
What is food sovereignty? An introduction to resources, key leaders and why food sovereignty is a global issue in collaboration with The Landworkers' Alliance
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 03 '16
The true inside story of how a college professor sells out to Monsanto. Thanks to the Freedom of Information Act, we now know the extent to which U.S. academics have been quietly supporting the food giant's propaganda.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/SadArchon • Sep 15 '21
On the Navajo Nation, “putting seeds in the ground is our greatest act of resistance,” Fort Lewis students learn: Internship program hones lessons taught by parents and grandparents as students learn the role food, housing, language and ritual play in contemporary human rights struggles.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/mr_captcha • Oct 02 '20
I built an app that sorts by distance 8100+ local farms selling direct to consumer beef, chicken, milk, eggs, vegetables, fruits, pork, turkey, lamb, duck, goose, honey, elk, bison, and more. Though this sub might like it. Thoughts?
So I built this mobile app - it sorts by distance the nearest farmers near you with over 8100 included. Work in progress
I built this app for a multitude of reasons:
a) Much healthier option to buy local pasture raised meats
b) Lessens the risk of a public health concern with issues with our supply chain.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/simplylocal-farmers-market/id1517647951?ls=1
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simplylocalmobile
For verified farmers there are 2 primary features that can make their lives easier
They can show product inventory on their farm with each product name, price, description, image
Ability to have notifications send to local users when they update their products (this can help alot to eggs for instance if you're using text or email right now to sell your product)
I'm currently overwhelmed by the user growth its rapidly gotten over 15k, and looking for farmers to sign up and work with. Any interested?
r/FoodSovereignty • u/Iconoclast674 • Dec 05 '19
Maine’s Passamaquoddy people are once again growing and eating ancestral crops and saving the often rare seeds
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 13 '16
Steve Marsh, an organic farmer in Western Australia, has lost his final bid in his landmark genetic modification contamination lawsuit against his neighboring farmer, Michael Baxter, who planted Monsanto’s genetically modified (GMO) canola.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/rpwkcsj • Apr 25 '16
48 Reasons To Avoid Processed Foods
r/FoodSovereignty • u/lets_be_friends • Dec 30 '11
270 000 farmers sue Monsanto - AWESOME!!!!
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 06 '16
National food strategy will include aboriginal input, says Agriculture Minister: Rising cost of food, sinking dollar, has some calling for Canadian food sovereignty.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/signmyup1 • Sep 25 '13
Colombian Farmers Defeat Monsanto: Win Back Control of Seeds After Prolonged Strike | Food Freedom News ( let's see if this stays up despite Monsanto protective downvote brigade)
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 06 '16
The challenge of the Voluntary Guidelines in the Context of National Food Security.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 03 '16
Can Detroit become a food-sovereign city?
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 19 '16
'Headline-making and speculative health claims over organic foods stretch credibility to the limit'. Expert nutritionists dispute findings of research into the health benefits of organic milk and meat.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/norristh • Feb 18 '16
Women Farmers and Land Grabs in Haiti: An Interview With Iderle Brénus (xpost r/DeepGreenResistance)
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 16 '16
Worldwide colony collapse: “Believe it or not, you have a bee to thank for every one in three bites of food you eat,” wrote Greenpeace.
r/FoodSovereignty • u/madazzahatter • Feb 10 '16