Heavy spring rains devastated Oneida Nation's white corn harvest in Wisconsin, impacting cultural events and tribal elders' food supply.
Heavy spring rains devastated the Oneida Nation's white corn harvest in Wisconsin, a crop vital to their culture. Attempts to replant were unsuccessful due to waterlogged soil, resulting in a minimal yield. This loss has led to the cancellation of the harvest moon event and the absence of corn in food boxes for tribal elders. The Oneida and other Indigenous growers are adopting sustainable land management practices to adapt to climate change, but face ongoing challenges.
September 09, 2024
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