The United States produces, imports, and widely distributes incredible amounts of food every day. Despite the country’s abundance and availability of food, a prevalence of people with low food security levels exists. In 2015, 42.2 million U.S. citizens, including children, lived in food insecure households. The source of food insecurity is complexly rooted in the mechanics of America’s economic and food systems. Understanding that the fundamental causes of food insecurity are systemic, this study focuses on the impact of one of these potential elements: agriculture. Using economic analysis, this research explores the relationship between various agriculture products and food insecurity levels of counties in the United States. In considering...
Eighty-nine percent of American households were food secure throughout the entire year in 2005, mean...
Despite the prosperous image of the United States, many households are affected by the continuum of ...
Eighty-nine percent of American households were food secure throughout the entire year in 2005, mean...
The United States produces, imports, and widely distributes incredible amounts of food every day. De...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
abstract: Food insecurity is defined as inadequate access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food t...
Access to healthy, nutritious food is one of the most basic human needs. Unfortunately, a large port...
Access to healthy, nutritious food is one of the most basic human needs. Unfortunately, a large port...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
This article discusses community food security as a socio-economic issue, and highlights the Communi...
Food insecurity is widespread in America and has both humanitarian and economic consequences. The pu...
Food insecurity is a global issue and has caused struggles to millions of people, specifically in th...
Food insecurity is widespread in America and has both humanitarian and economic consequences. The pu...
Eighty-nine percent of American households were food secure throughout the entire year in 2005, mean...
Despite the prosperous image of the United States, many households are affected by the continuum of ...
Eighty-nine percent of American households were food secure throughout the entire year in 2005, mean...
The United States produces, imports, and widely distributes incredible amounts of food every day. De...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
abstract: Food insecurity is defined as inadequate access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food t...
Access to healthy, nutritious food is one of the most basic human needs. Unfortunately, a large port...
Access to healthy, nutritious food is one of the most basic human needs. Unfortunately, a large port...
The food price crisis has led to assumptions that food price rises are due to inadequate food produc...
This article discusses community food security as a socio-economic issue, and highlights the Communi...
Food insecurity is widespread in America and has both humanitarian and economic consequences. The pu...
Food insecurity is a global issue and has caused struggles to millions of people, specifically in th...
Food insecurity is widespread in America and has both humanitarian and economic consequences. The pu...
Eighty-nine percent of American households were food secure throughout the entire year in 2005, mean...
Despite the prosperous image of the United States, many households are affected by the continuum of ...
Eighty-nine percent of American households were food secure throughout the entire year in 2005, mean...