Press Releases & Media Alerts Socially Responsible Agriculture Project welcomes two former contract growers to participate in its Contract Grower Transition ProgramJuly 26, 2021 Contact: Craig Watts, Field Operations Director craigw@sraproject.org July 26, 2021 Golden, CO – Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (SRAP) is pleased to announce the addition of Karen “Susie” Crutchfield and Michael Diaz to its Field Operations Team. Diaz and Crutchfield will serve as Regional Representatives through SRAP’s newly launched Contract Grower Transition Program, generously funded by American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA). For more than 20 years, SRAP has served as a mobilizing force to empower communities to protect themselves from the damages caused by industrial livestock operations and to advocate for a food system built on regenerative practices, justice, democracy, and resilience. Our team includes leading technical experts, independent family farmers, and rural residents who have faced… Read MoreSocially Responsible Agriculture Project welcomes two former contract growers to participate in its Contract Grower Transition ProgramJuly 26, 2021ACTION ALERT: Don’t Let DNR Deregulate Smithfield CAFOs!June 17, 2021Community Groups Ask Attorney General to Take Enforcement Action Against Sussex County for Violations in Approval of Multi-Million Dollar BondMay 23, 2021Press Release: Multi-day virtual forum to examine problems, solutions in agricultureNovember 30, 2020Press Release: Trading PollutionAugust 20, 2020Press Release: Community Coalition Pushes Illinois EPA to Control Industrial Livestock PollutionAugust 20, 2020Press Release: Study suggests nitrate contamination of water, often a result of intensive agricultural production, has negative impacts on health of surrounding communitiesAugust 19, 2020MEDIA ALERT: September 6: Delaware Premiere of Right to Harm Documentary to Sound the Alarm on Public Health Threat of Factory FarmsAugust 19, 2019MEDIA ALERT: Arizona Community’s 5-Year Battle with Hickman Egg Factory Featured in New Documentary Film “RIGHT TO HARM”April 22, 2019Load More
Socially Responsible Agriculture Project welcomes two former contract growers to participate in its Contract Grower Transition ProgramJuly 26, 2021 Contact: Craig Watts, Field Operations Director craigw@sraproject.org July 26, 2021 Golden, CO – Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (SRAP) is pleased to announce the addition of Karen “Susie” Crutchfield and Michael Diaz to its Field Operations Team. Diaz and Crutchfield will serve as Regional Representatives through SRAP’s newly launched Contract Grower Transition Program, generously funded by American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA). For more than 20 years, SRAP has served as a mobilizing force to empower communities to protect themselves from the damages caused by industrial livestock operations and to advocate for a food system built on regenerative practices, justice, democracy, and resilience. Our team includes leading technical experts, independent family farmers, and rural residents who have faced… Read More
Socially Responsible Agriculture Project welcomes two former contract growers to participate in its Contract Grower Transition ProgramJuly 26, 2021
Community Groups Ask Attorney General to Take Enforcement Action Against Sussex County for Violations in Approval of Multi-Million Dollar BondMay 23, 2021
Press Release: Multi-day virtual forum to examine problems, solutions in agricultureNovember 30, 2020
Press Release: Community Coalition Pushes Illinois EPA to Control Industrial Livestock PollutionAugust 20, 2020
Press Release: Study suggests nitrate contamination of water, often a result of intensive agricultural production, has negative impacts on health of surrounding communitiesAugust 19, 2020
MEDIA ALERT: September 6: Delaware Premiere of Right to Harm Documentary to Sound the Alarm on Public Health Threat of Factory FarmsAugust 19, 2019
MEDIA ALERT: Arizona Community’s 5-Year Battle with Hickman Egg Factory Featured in New Documentary Film “RIGHT TO HARM”April 22, 2019
