Agriculture

Hilgard631 Wine Sales Will Benefit Student Scholarship  By Emily C. Dooley  For the first time in its storied history, the University of California, Davis, is selling wines to the public...

Grocery competition is dwindling in rural America as federal funding to rebuild it is on the chopping block. If you live in a small town, you probably have fewer grocery...

Ten years ago, Yin Chang and Moonlynn Tsai hosted a supper club in their modest Los Angeles apartment. A dozen or so people—mostly friends of friends in the Asian community—would...

Senate leadership is still aiming to have the budget reconciliation bill through the Senate by July 4. On this episode of Agri-Pulse Newsmakers, Senate Ag Committee Chair John Boozman joined...

We bring you some of the best farm photos from the week this Friday, June 20, 2025! Want to get listed in this weekly feature? Be sure to hashtag your...

On paper, people often say that plants need just a few things to grow well: light, water, and nutrients often top the list. But when you dive into the complexities...

St. Charles Avenue, the regal boulevard at the center of New Orleans, is a beacon of wealth and comfort in a city where both are hard to come by. Antebellum...

1. Grain, Soybean Trading Closed Thursday Grain and soybean trading is closed Thursday for the Juneteenth holiday.  Trading is scheduled to resume for the overnight session.  2. Ethanol Production Drops...

State’s first-ever wastewater administrator appointee will oversee East Orosi sewer system Exercising new authorities under a 2024 law to protect public health and ensure access to sanitation in disadvantaged communities,...

After a brief reprieve for agriculture and hospitality businesses, the Department of Homeland Security has reversed its guidance exempting farms, hotels, and restaurants from worksite immigration raids. The about-face came...