Quinoa may be falling out of fashion. Meet teff, the Ethiopian nutrient-rich "ancient grain" that's poised to take its place. [The Guardian]
More children are learning about agriculture, health, and nutrition as an increasing number of states pass Farm-to-School legislation. [Civil Eats]
Coca-Cola reconsiders the economic impact of climate change after closing plants due to drought and other supply chain disruptions, and other large companies follow suit. [NYT]
Plant "STDs" and honeybees: How the tobacco ringspot virus may be decimating bee populations. [Treehugger]
The Subway sandwich company is rolling out a new marketing campaign to promote fruits and vegetables to children. [Food Politics]
Before you take a sip: the FDA is reviewing data regarding high levels of a potential carcinogen in various popular brands of soda. [NPR]
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