The Report · September/October 2025

The Report · Vol. 25 · September/October 2025

Johnson family celebrates 50 years of organic farming

By Wren Murphy, Madison Daily Leader A 50-year legacy grew out of conversations around the dinner table, Jolene Johnson recalled. In 1975, Bernard and William “Bill” Johnson, Jolene’s husband, decided to go…

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The Report · September/October 2025

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01Cover storyJohnson family celebrates 50 years of organic farming02Organic NewsBritish journalist ate only organic food for a month and saw health benefits03Organic NewsNew USDA grant supports farmers’ transition to organic practices04Organic NewsUniversity of Florida experts call for expansion of organic farming to meet rising demand05Organic NewsTransforming farm waste into eco-friendly fertilizer and renewable fuel06Non-GMO NewsNon-GM Soy Conference 2025 set for November 407Regenerative AgricultureMcDonald’s announces conservation, regenerative agriculture partnership with National Fish and Wildlife Foundation08Regenerative AgricultureEdacious and Regenerative Organic Alliance collaborate to measure nutritional impact of Regenerative Organic Certified foods09Regenerative AgricultureNational Geographic Society and PepsiCo launch Food for Tomorrow program10Regenerative AgricultureNew Jersey university launches regenerative organic farm11Market NewsOrganic market: wheat demand weak, strong demand for corn and soybeans12Market NewsNatural and hormone-free were most common farm production-related claims made on fluid milk packaging, 202213GMO NewsUnapproved GMO rice varieties frequently contaminate conventional rice14Ultraprocessed FoodsCalifornia lawmakers pass first-in-nation bill to protect kids from harmful ultra-processed foods in schools15Ultraprocessed FoodsIn legal first, WK Kellogg Co. signs agreement with Texas attorney general to remove artificial dyes from cereals
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