Join Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (SRAP), Friends of the Earth (FOE), and Food & Water Watch (FWW) on Thursday, February 29 at 1:00 p.m. ET … Read More
Meet Lynn Henning
Lynn Henning and her husband were enjoying life on their small farm in rural Michigan when a false accusation made by the operator of an … Read More
Tell California Officials to Stop Incentivizing Factory Farm Gas!
California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) was originally conceived as a tool to combat climate pollution in the transportation sector, but it’s being exploited and … Read More
We Were One Hour From Losing Our Family Farm
By Susie Crutchfield, regional representative, Contract Grower Transition Program, SRAP In 1987, my husband and I signed a contract with Tyson Foods to raise factory … Read More
Why Signing a Contract With the Poultry Industry Nearly Cost Me Everything
By Craig Watts, Contract Grower Transition Program director, SRAP Having been raised on a small tobacco farm in southeastern North Carolina, I appreciated the tranquility … Read More
Our Dream of Owning a Farm Cost Us Our Entire Life Savings
By Michael Diaz, regional representative, Contract Grower Transition Program, SRAP My wife and I have always dreamed of owning a family farm. Having grown up … Read More
SRAP Welcomes Two New Team Members
SRAP is excited to welcome two new members to our team: Mary Dougherty, senior regional representative, and Lia Kahan, impacted communities coordinator. Mary joins our … Read More
‘Map With SRAP’ at Farm Aid 2023!
Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (SRAP) is excited to announce that we will be at Farm Aid 2023 at the Ruoff Music Center—or Deer Creek as … Read More
SRAP Hosts Free ‘Right to Harm’ Screening
Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (SRAP) is hosting a free screening of the film, “Right to Harm,” on Sunday, September 24 at 2:30 p.m. ET at … Read More