Christopher Marquis contrasts the administration’s empty rhetoric on regenerative farming with its support for corporate interests.
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Human Development
Jul 21, 2026
Christopher Marquis
A new executive order on regenerative agriculture might seem to suggest that US President Donald Trump’s administration wants to help American farmers. But a closer look at the order and other recent developments reveals a familiar pattern: an unhappy public gets reassuring words, while corporate interests receive tangible support.
The order instructs officials to research the effect of cumulative exposure of chemicals in the nation's food supply.
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