Agriculture

It’s 2023 — otherwise known as a farm bill year to those keeping an eye on all things policy related — and things are off to a rocky start as...

By Sam Milton For business owners and operators in the indoor agriculture or controlled environment agriculture (CEA) space, whether you grow leafy greens, strawberries, or cannabis, or those  support these...

Located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, the National Agricultural Law Center serves the nation’s vast agricultural community and is a key partner of the USDA National Agricultural Library. For more information, click...

NSAC’s 2023 Farm Bill Platform: Advancing Racial Equity Across the Food System December 21, 2022 Photo credit: USDA Editor’s Note: This is the fifth post in our series covering key...

The US Department of Agriculture has given conditional approval to a vaccine for honey bees, the first such vaccine intended for insects. The vaccine is intended to help honeybees—one species...

When Krissy Scommegna took a job at the Boonville Hotel & Restaurant in Anderson Valley, California, she spent a few months helping the innkeepers, bartending and waiting tables, basically doing...

Albaugh has announced that the company has received registration from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for Dicamba HD 5 (EPA Reg. No. 45002-39) and Dicamba DMA Salt 5 (EPA Reg....

In the wintertime, free-range chickens don’t have bugs to dine on, but they do like to scratch under a light snow and pick up seeds, and nibble on refuse from...

LOSING ACCESS TO PUBLIC LANDS Implementing 30 by 30 Means Losing Access to Public Lands By Angel Cushing for Protect The Harvest On January 27th of 2021, President Biden signed...

By Peter Hecht, California Farm Bureau The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Dec. 30 released the revised definition of the “Waters of the United States” rule to redefine waters protected...