Our policy work spans the nation and is focused in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, and Minnesota. As long as rural advocates are needed for sustainable agriculture, clean energy, and community development, you can bet we’ll be in the front lines, building a bright rural future.
The question of who should own farmland has re-emerged in Nebraska, sparking discussions both in the media and in the legislature. While these issues of farmland ownership—be it foreign, corporate, or driven by wealthy investors—each requires distinct solutions, they all circle back to a fundamental question: who owns the assets that make up our community?