Agriculture

Agriculture was once a cornerstone of the American way of life. Farmers helped build the country, and most of us depended on their products for the food we eat. But...

Expanding on Driver’s award-winning Civil Eats investigation, the book reveals how Tyson’s meatpacking industry is structured to conceal injuries. Workers are directed to on-site nurses and company-approved doctors, all part...

We had a fabulous autumn weather-wise, nothing to complain about although that didn’t prevent many of us from doing so. First it was too warm and too dry; then, when...

Westlands Water District (District) board certified the election for five members to the District’s Board of Directors. Directors William Bourdeau, Jeff Fortune, Frank Coelho, and Jim Anderson were reelected, and...

As the leaves fall and the crisp air signaled the arrival of Thanksgiving and the holidays to follow, FFA chapters across the country have been taking a moment to reflect...

The greenhouse lighting landscape is changing as automation brings new capabilities to growers and is proven to save energy. Growers, researchers, manufacturers, educators, policymakers, and other industry leaders from across...

The presentation reviewed findings from a 50-state survey sponsored by the National Ag Law Center. By Drew ViguetNational Agricultural Law CenterU of A System Division of Agriculture FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —...

Meet the Native American Farmer Promoting Northern New Mexico’s Indigenous FoodwaysA cooking class at The Feasting Place provides a small glimpse into pueblo life. From left: Jatziry Macedo, Rhoman Elvis,...

When Hurricane Helene ripped through North Carolina this September, Nicole DelCogliano sheltered with her two daughters in Asheville, while her husband rode out the storm alone on their 16-acre organic...

1 P.M. C.T. Grain trading concluded at 12:05 P.M. today in a holiday shortened session. Corn futures were up a nickel while soybean and wheat futures were nearly unchanged at...