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civileats.com > 09/10/2026 > op-ed-america-has-fewer-cows-but-we-dont-have-a-beef-shortage

Op-ed: The U.S. Has Fewer Cows But We Don’t Have a Beef Shortage

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (799+ words) A cattle rancher on a sixth-generation Kansas farm worries that consumers are blaming the wrong folks for high prices. On any given trip to the grocery store these days, I squeeze between shoppers on either side of me, pushing my…...

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civileats.com > 09/01/2026 > how-urban-farming-in-america-has-grown

How Urban Farming in America Has Grown

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1501+ words) Farms within cities and towns have always been a key source of food security in the United States. How will they evolve? By Paula Cristobal Madina For centuries, people have grown food right where they live, for themselves and their…...