Agriculture

The Bureau of Land Management is temporarily pausing its Adoption Incentive Program (AIP), leaving many prospective adopters uncertain about the future of federally protected wild horses and burros. The decision...

Tulips sprouting a month early after a warm spell. Drought-resilient plants soaked after weeks of rain. Cherry blossom buds freezing after a cold snap. It’s tough to be a gardener...

As I started thinking about this piece in January, wildfires had begun ravaging Los Angeles. By the time I had written it, entire neighborhoods had been wiped off the map,...

At the close, May corn was up 2¾¢ at $4.72 per bushel. May soybeans closed down 11¢ at $10.14 per bushel. May wheat contracts were higher. CBOT wheat closed up...

The 2021 documentary The Mustangs: America’s Wild Horses presents itself as a sweeping, visually stunning journey into the world of America’s wild (or feral) horse populations. With executive producers Robert...

Spotlight On an Urban Farm Helping Refugees and Immigrants Build CommunitySan Diego’s MAKE Farm is the launch pad to a fresh start for dozens of women each year. Participants of...

For three generations, Arcenio López’s family has lived at the mercy of crops, the changing seasons, and the constant shifts of U.S. immigration policy. Born in 1982 in a small...

Low commodity prices are driving interest in carbon market programs, according to Jarod Creed, owner of JC Ag Financial Services, and owner and partner of Elite Ag Insurance. That was...

We bring you some of the best farm photos from the week this Friday, March 7, 2025! Want to get listed in this weekly feature? Be sure to hashtag your...

On the rainy side of Hawai‘i Island, Daeus Bencomo steps through fresh mud in his cowboy boots, rows of leafy cacao trees on either side of him. He grips a...