Corporate Agribusiness Research Project

The Corporate Agribusiness Research Project (CARP) was established to monitor corporate agribusiness from a public interest perspective through awareness, education, and action while at the same time advocating the importance of building alternative, democratically controlled food systems. By utilizing fact-based
strategic research and the publishing of The AgriBusiness Examiner, a weekly e-mail newsletter, and The Agbiz Tiller, a periodic online news feature service, CARP seeks to serve family farmers, farm workers and consumers in their struggles for economic and social justice.

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CORPORATE AGRIBUSINESS RESEARCH PROJECT
A.V. Krebs, editor

P.O. BOX 2201
Everett, WA 98203-0201
(425) 258-5345
e-mail: avkrebs@earthlink.net

	The Corporate Agribusiness Research Project (CARP) was established to monitor corporate agribusiness from a public interest perspective through awareness, education, and action while at the same time advocating the importance of building alternative, democratically controlled food systems. By utilizing fact-based strategic research and the publishing of The AgriBusiness Examiner, a weekly e-mail newsletter, and The Agbiz Tiller, a periodic online news feature service, CARP seeks to serve family farmers, farm workers and consumers in their struggles for economic and social justice.


Home \| Overview \| Mission \| Feedback \| Subscribe \| Search CORPORATE AGRIBUSINESS RESEARCH PROJECT A.V. Krebs, editor P.O. BOX 2201 Everett, WA 98203-0201 (425) 258-5345 e-mail: avkrebs@earthlink.net