Katherine J. KobayashiMake it available. What is that? It’s providing everyone with the chance to use something. In this instance, it’s about the services of your business. Accessibility of your content is…
Katherine J. KobayashiIf you’re working in the hospitality or restaurant industry, you’ve witnessed everything. You’ve seen rude people, nice people, good-looking guys, excellent tippers, and perhaps even those who have last-minute “tables…
Katherine J. KobayashiThe International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food) has released a report specifically sounding the alarm about the global issue of food insecurity and the debt crisis.…
Katherine J. KobayashiAs a third generation farmer, Jake Beeler inherited a deep appreciation for the land as well as animals from his grandparents and parents. Beeler began his management of Big Acres…
Katherine J. KobayashiDroughts in the world have increased by 30 percent or more since 2000 and pose one of the biggest risks to the agricultural system and causing billions of dollars in…
Katherine J. KobayashiThe sole of your shoe could have an interesting history to relate. In the last month, the first shoes made from Regenerative Outcome-Verified ROV(tm) rubber reached the market. The rubber is…
Katherine J. KobayashiA study that was recently published in Frontiers in Ecology is encouraging researchers to create research in conjunction with communities within the local area. The authors conclude that this strategy will meet…
Katherine J. KobayashiLadyAgri Impact Investment Hub is striving to change the direction of agri-business through empowering women-led initiatives and investments. Through its initiatives to help entrepreneurs in the agri-business sector in Africa…
Katherine J. KobayashiAyudando Latinos A Sonar (ALAS) helps California farmers and the families of their workers by assisting them cope with extreme weather conditions. ALAS, a Latino focused nonprofit located in Half…
Katherine J. KobayashiA significant storm has brought over nine inches of rainfall on portions of Vermont. More than 1.2 million acres of Vermont’s land dedicated to agriculture and food and food production, the flooding…