I tried the Farm of Beverly Hills at the Grove for breakfast today. It was bad. I thought the decor was pretty lame, faux farm barn with a smattering of tools along the walls. Fairly typical light breakfast fare on the menu....

Goat, My wife and I just got back from Parma, great city, fabulous food, wonderfull people!Bologna just as great,but bigger! More to eat! The farms to visit are on the outskirts of these cities. More specifically, out skirts of...

It is easy to be charmed by Charles Chocolates in Emeryville. Looking closely, there’s something special going on here … maybe the future of chocolate. The factory tour is not much of a tour. There’s a three page handout with a...

The EPA wants to exempt factory farms from having to report their emissions of toxic gases.

Promoting biodiversity over massive corn-and-soy subsidies isn’t just good for the earth, says chef Dan Barber. It’s good for the palate, too.

Tanaka Farms in Irvine. Right now through the end of June it’s strawberries, though it’s worthwhile to sign up for the tour once — you get to sample the vegetables they grow, all 100% organic, and then you get...

This resto IS NOT WORTH THE WAIT. Small portions of not particularly crafted food. Lots of confusion and too busy for my tastes, we have one local, tried it once and will never return. It is kind of like the cheescake factory...

Another highlight of Saturday morning’s farmers market in Santa Rosa was spotting Bellwether Farms there. I’ve been missing them since they vacated Plaza Farms in Healdsburg. Things were wrapping up and the staffer...

eat these things out of existence or out of the format of the ranching processes that have been used for millennia – we create factory farming scenarios, driving down prices, and increasing consumption. It’s...

Am I just going to get depressed if I go to this movie?

Goat is to lamb like duck is to chicken.

Timed to coincide with the movie version of Fast Food Nation, Sustainable Table releases a new episode of The Meatrix.

The Oaxacan delight.

Forget corn—meat byproducts are the fuel of the future. That’s what factory-farming giant Tyson and oil company Conoco are banking on.

The GAO’s damning report on factory-farming waste.