Bryce Wilson Stucki

Bryce Wilson Stucki is a writer based in Washington, D.C. He has published essays in the Journal of Food Law and Policy, The American Prospect, and The Nation.

farmer on tractor
USDA gave almost 100 percent of Trump’s trade war bailout to white farmers
Politics
by Nathan Rosenberg + Bryce Wilson Stucki
07.29.2019
Politics
Portrait of Haywood Harrell: How USDA discriminates against Black farmers
How USDA distorted data to conceal decades of discrimination against Black farmers
Politics
by Nathan Rosenberg + Bryce Wilson Stucki
06.26.2019
Politics
migrants workers on an organic farm
NEWS: CDC retracts finding that farmers have the highest suicide rate in the country
Politics
by Nathan Rosenberg + Bryce Wilson Stucki
06.27.2018
Politics
migrants workers on an organic farm
How a simple CDC error inflated the farmer suicide crisis story—and led to a rash of inaccurate reporting
Health
by Bryce Wilson Stucki + Nathan Rosenberg
06.21.2018
Health
What’s the evidence that young farmers are the least diverse—and smallest—group of farmers in the country? The authors respond
Opinion
by Nathan Rosenberg + Bryce Wilson Stucki
03.28.2018
Opinion
collage of hands holding money above a crop field
Sorry, pretty much everyone: young farmers are the least diverse—and smallest—group of farmers in the country
Opinion
by Nathan Rosenberg + Bryce Wilson Stucki
03.20.2018
Opinion
black farmers tending to land in 1940
Rural America’s Trump vote was decades in the making. Democrats’ farm policies—starting with the New Deal—are partly to blame
Politics
by Nathan Rosenberg + Bryce Wilson Stucki
12.06.2017
Politics