By Rebekah Alvey and Lisa Held • November 2, 2026But food and agriculture policies enacted over the last two years will also be on the ballot. Food prices are up, fewer families are receiving federal food assistance, and food pantries are struggling to meet the need. Meanwhile, farmers have been pressed by funding cuts, high diesel prices, and a lack of an updated farm […]Read the full article →
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