Agriculture

This story was produced by Grist and co-published with Modern Farmer. Standing knee-deep in an emerald expanse, a row of trees offering respite from the sweltering heat, Rosa Morales diligently...

Once the sorus tissue arrives at Lindell’s research nursery, also in Woods Hole, the cuttings are scraped with a razor blade, dipped in iodine and isolated in sterile seawater. Every...

Missouri Agriculture Director Chris Chinn is pictured testifying before the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture during the “Examining the Consequences of EPA’s Actions on American Agriculture” hearing. Missouri Agriculture Director...

We are delighted to congratulate Forrest and Charlotte Lucas for being named our Protect The Harvest Friend of the Land for June 2024. Their founding of Protect The Harvest stemmed...

Courtesy of the UCANR News Ahmed El-Moghazy joined UC Agriculture and Natural Resources as a UC Cooperative Extension food safety specialist in February and is based at UC Riverside. Food...

A lawsuit filed on Friday by the American Farm Bureau Federation and 11 other groups challenges the lawfulness of the Bureau of Land Management’s Public Lands Rule. Plaintiffs argue that...

The term “AI” or artificial intelligence is increasingly being discussed in all facets of life.  This is true for commercial horticulture as well.   Whether you grow ornamental crops, cannabis or...

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 13 appeared...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis walked up to the podium displaying a “Save Our Beef” poster — the logo designed as a parody of the World Economic Forum’s brand. Before him...

AB640 applicator combines the high-capacity features of Salford’s 9620 pull-type applicator with the durability and precision of the 90-foot booms on Salford chassis-mounted applicators. Salford Group has introduced the new...