Click to take the ENFFF! Challenge!

Take simple, practical steps to reduce your reliance on factory-farm food and move toward locally produced and plant-forward choices.

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Partner with the Grassroots Network’s Factory Farm/CAFO subteam to share the ENFFF! Challenge with your members.

Why food choices matter

Factory farms, also known as concentrated animal feeding operations (or CAFOs, for short) confine 10 billion animals per year to cramped, dirty, and miserable conditions. These operations generate 940 billion pounds of manure annually and are responsible for 10 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. CAFOs also release ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, fine particles, and other air pollutants, and their waste can contaminate rivers and drinking water with nutrients and pathogens, threatening nearby communities’ health.

Sierra Club’s ENFFF! campaign connects those harms to everyday food choices and gives you a concrete way to respond by shifting away from factory-farm products toward plant-forward and local options.

Small ways to push back on Big Ag

ENFFF! offers you simple actions, tips, recipes, and guides for a hopeful, everyday response: choose one or more doable actions, commit to them for one month, and join others working to amplify food choices that strengthen small, local farms, regenerative agriculture, and community-supported agriculture.

Instead of asking you to change everything at once, ENFFF! helps you start with realistic steps you can actually sustain.  

Let's tell Big Ag, "Enough is enough! You can’t make us eat your factory farm food."

How ENFFF! works

ENFFF! is built to be simple. Participants choose their action, commit for one month, and use the website’s resources to help them follow through.

Three-step format:

1. Choose one or more ENFFF! actions that fit your life.
2. Commit for one month through the Challenge website.
3. Use guides, ideas, and community support to keep going.

Tools to make the shift easier

ENFFF! is designed to give people practical help with shopping, cooking, dining out, and finding affordable plant-forward and non-factory-farm options.

Resource list:

• Short guides for shopping, cooking, and dining out while avoiding factory-farm products.
• Affordable meal ideas and everyday actions members can actually use.
• Downloadable materials, ideas, and optional connections to chapter-based discussions or forums.