By Rachel Casteel, regional representative, SRAP A community in Polk County, Missouri, came together and stopped a slaughterhouse from dumping hundreds of thousands of wastewater … Read More
Farms Not Factories: Community Unites to Stop Industrial Hog Operation
Mary Dougherty is a writer, chef, executive director, and mother who lives on the shore of Lake Superior in the northernmost area of Wisconsin. In … 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 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
SRAP Welcomes Cole Dickerson to the Team!
SRAP is pleased to welcome to the team, Cole Dickerson, Water Rangers program coordinator! Cole’s passion for socially responsible agriculture grew out of his love … Read More
SRAP and Partners File Civil Rights Complaint in Delaware Over Factory Farm Gas Plant
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Julie Wilson Communications Manager Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (512) 665-8195 Juliew@sraproject.org January 10, 2023 Washington, D.C.—Socially Responsible Agriculture Project (SRAP) … Read More
Help Stop Factory Farm Gas in Delaware!
On December 2, 2022, SRAP and several other organizations submitted public comments to Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control requesting the agency deny … Read More