A news report today says an approval of the first genetically-modified animal for human consumption is now in final review at the federal level.

An article in USA Today about the declining number of independent grocery stores in small towns across the country is a compelling argument to buy local.

The Obama administration look set to approve a new genetically engineered corn, designed to better tolerate drought conditions, but you still have time to let the USDA know how you feel.

Keeping chickens is now legal in the city of Milwaukee.

The old factory space that has become home to Sweet Water Organics in Bay View has undergone quite a transformation in recent years. But it's newest role - as a modern dance venue - is certainly its most intriguing incarnation yet.

Passsover is coming, and with it the search for a good bottle of kosher wine that doesn't remind one of cough syrup. We've got one for you. In stores by the end of the week.

The sharply rising demand for biofuels around the globe is likely helping increase food prices, as nations cope with a difficult decision - whether to grow crops for fuel or for food.

Since 2006, the number of honeybee colonies in the United States has dropped precipitously. What are all those empty and abandoned hives telling us? A new documentary that tries to answer the question will air next week at the Time Cinema on Milwaukee's west side.
 

A series of rallies demanding that foods containing Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) be labeled is planned for this coming weekend.

The nuclear crisis in Japan has triggered a run on potassium iodide supplements in the US, but is it much ado about nothing?

A new program run by Milwaukee's Growing Power that hopes to boost inner city food production and provide up to 150 jobs has received funding from the city.

The good folks at CHOW have collected some of their favorite Irish-themed recipes to help you prepare for St. Patrick's Day.

The city of Milwaukee today will consider a proposal by Growing Power to create urban farms that would offer employment and training to inner city residents.

Want help fighting off a cold? Reaching for zinc might be a good idea, say researchers who have reviewed a number of studies about the mineral.

Are pesticides targeting men? A new study suggests that many pesticides used in agriculture disrupt male hormones, potentially creating a ink to a wide range of health issues being experienced by males today.

Can't see past the snow drifts? Treehugger has a great feature today listing the top ten garden veggies you can grow this summer that'll warm your green thumbs.

Is the FDA going to make it harder for you to enjoy some of your favorite cheeses?

A new Web site promises a social time for food lovers.
 

The Federal government has just released updated dietary guidelines - but not much has changed.