How Union County’s Food Hub Model Could Solve Your Community’s Food Access Gaps

The Union County Food Hub operates as a dual-purpose community system that addresses food insecurity while creating new market channels for local producers. Run through the Union-Snyder Community Action Agency and housed at the Miller Center for Recreation & Wellness’ Cornerstone Kitchen in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, this hub model combines emergency food distribution with an online marketplace connecting growers directly to institutional and retail buyers throughout the region.
For Canadian farmers exploring food hub development, Union County offers a proven template worth examining. The hub tackles two persistent …

What Is Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Change Adaptation (and How Does It Work in Agriculture)?

Indigenous knowledge refers to the time-tested environmental practices, seasonal observations, and land management techniques developed by Indigenous peoples over thousands of years of living in direct relationship with specific ecosystems. For Alberta farmers facing increasingly unpredictable weather patterns, droughts, and extreme precipitation events in 2026, this body of knowledge offers proven climate adaptation strategies that modern agriculture is only beginning to quantify scientifically.
While conventional farming often relies on short-term data sets and industrial interventions, Indigenous knowledge systems draw from …