HomePublicationsCSA NewsIssues News & Perspectives Presidents messagesSet Aside Time to Grow November 30, 2023 SOILS Are AWESOME! November 30, 2023 The Loneliness and Social Isolation Epidemic November 21, 2023 MeetingsFinal Chance to Register for the Limited Virtual Annual Meeting November 24, 2023 Members forumTurfgrass Is Not the Biggest Crop November 23, 2023 Farmer Seed Liaison Established November 22, 2023 Careers & Education EducationThe Energizing Potential of Online Gardening Workshops November 1, 2023 November 2023 issueVolume 68, Issue 11Inside this issueMost of us want to eat healthy to take care of our bodies. With climate change, more people are also aware that food choices impact the planet's health, too. But what will it take to get people to eat significantly more fruits and veggies? And could agriculture adapt if aspirational appetites became reality? Here, featuring recent science from Agronomy Journal, we look at sustainable eating from the perspectives of both supply and demand and consider how government guidelines shape conversations and behaviors around food.Cover photo: Courtesy of Adobe Stock/Davids C/peopleimages.com. Science FeaturesAncient Alternatives November 16, 2023 The Supply and Demand of Green Eating November 8, 2023 Science briefsCan Cover Crops Improve Soil Health in the Short Term? November 14, 2023 ‘HopBox’ Streamlines Analysis of Hop Cone Morphology November 10, 2023 Nitrogen Loss Mitigation Has Unintended Effects November 9, 2023 Decades-Long Impact of Topsoil Removal November 7, 2023 Genetic Architecture of the Climate-Resilient Tepary Bean November 6, 2023 Large Uncertainties in Phosphorus Budgets November 3, 2023 Predicting Grain Yield Indirectly Using Anthesis-Silking Interval November 2, 2023 People In Memoriam November 29, 2023 Students Managing and Structuring Your Time in Graduate School November 28, 2023