Recent Action Alerts

Below you can find our most recent national NSAC Action Alerts on food and farm policy. We also send out frequent strategically focused, regionally focused alerts that aren't found here - to stay in the loop, sign up for alerts today!


What really matters to you?

May 11th, 2012

Dear Supporter, See that photo below?  It’s of Mississippi farmers John and Ora Carpenter, meeting with Representative Alan Nunnelee’s office this spring here in Washington, DC.  The Carpenters shared stories about how their farm is an integral part of their community, and how federal programs have helped them expand their business and grow a diverse Read the Rest…

A new farm bill in two weeks? Show Congress your support for a better farm bill today!

April 12th, 2012

If you’re like most Americans, you want our farm and food policies to support strong family farms and rural communities, healthy eating, and protection of our natural resources. The Senate is crafting a 2012 Farm Bill right now that makes just a relatively tiny investment in beginning farmers, sustainable and organic agriculture, economic development, and Read the Rest…

It’s Time: Help us Speak up for Sustainable Agriculture

January 12th, 2012

Check out our Path to the 2012 Farm Bill blog series for updates on the 2012 Farm Bill process – and be sure to sign up for NSAC Action Alerts to stay in the loop on speaking out and taking action! The summer’s bounty may feel far away, but even in January, farmers and ranchers Read the Rest…

Food and Farm Bill Alive in 2012!

December 5th, 2011

Dear Supporters, We previously reported to you that a 2011 Food and Farm Bill appeared imminent.  Days before Thanksgiving the Congressional “Super Committee” failed to reach agreement on $1.2 trillion in budget cuts.  With that, the 2011 Farm Bill proposal intended for inclusion in the Super Committee’s deficit reduction bill is thus no more. The Read the Rest…

Groundbreaking Opportunity: The Local Farms, Food, and Jobs Act

October 27th, 2011

Is supporting your local farmer, visiting your farmers market, CSA, food coop, or other local food source important to you?  What about having fresh, local food for your child’s school meals?  Or as a farmer or rancher, do you want to figure out ways to add value to your food products to capitalize on sales Read the Rest…