Agriculture

They’re in the sewage sludge that farmers spread on fields as fertilizer, the pesticides used to control insects and the groundwater pumped for irrigation. They’re linked to health problems ranging...

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Each year without fail, the growing season brings its share of trends that “hit” with grower-customers and those that “miss the mark.” In 2024, CropLife® magazine is building upon this...

We would like to congratulate Kinley McAnally for winning this year’s Pendleton Cattle Barons Protect The Harvest scholarship. Kinley McAnally, born and raised in Pendleton, Oregon, is a shining example...

In a high-stakes battle for its very existence, Mojave Pistachios, a 1,600 acre privately owned pistachio farming operation in eastern Kern County, is asking a California judge to prevent the...

We bring you some of the best farm photos from the week this Friday, June 14, 2024! Want to get listed in this weekly feature? Be sure to hashtag your...

Researchers, growers, and manufacturers convene to share expertise and research under the theme of dynamic lighting.  ITHACA, NY June 14, 2024 – The Cornell University Greenhouse Lighting and Systems Engineering (GLASE) consortium...

The Feed newsletter highlights recent legal developments affecting agriculture, with issues released twice a month. Click below to sign up for... The post The Feed: Volume 2, Issue 11 appeared...

Photo credit: USDA Editor’s Note: This is the third post in a multi-part blog series analyzing the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2024 (FFNSA), which was reported out...

Quintina Ayvar de la Cruz is the living embodiment of the environment that has been her home for 97 years. She has a brightness that matches the green mangroves near...