American Agriculture Can't Afford Another Trade War with China
American agriculture stands at a crossroads. With our farmers still reeling from the financial turmoil of the past few years, the prospect of another economic conflict with China is untenable.
Scientists debunk popular myth of Easter Island
An analysis of the famed rock gardens revealed that the island never experienced a dramatic population crash, as previously believed.
Bird Flu outbreak: Why experts say egg prices could skyrocket
Egg prices had declined following a spike in 2022, but are climbing as bird flu hits chicken flocks in Iowa and Minnesota.
Map shows how much U.S. land may be degraded by 2050
Save Soil movement predicts massive damage to fields all over the glove over the next 30 years.
Farms get $50 million to help hire migrants
A total of 141 farms in 40 states will receive help ranging from $25,000 to $1.2 million.
7 million livestock killed by extreme weather phenomenon
Climate change blamed for the phenomenon, which is a lethal combination of drought with severe snowy winters.
Laughing gas is a serious problem for the climate. Better farming can help.
A new study finds that emissions of nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas, are rising faster than scientists had predicted, but farms could hold the solution.
Gardeners creating poisonous "superweed," scientists warn
The weed also known as silverleaf nightshade poses a significant threat to agriculture by absorbing nutrients intended for cash crops.
'Plague of flamingos' fought with fake crocs
Although they can look beautiful in the landscape these tall birds are causing a huge issue for rice crops in the Valencia region of Spain.
Mayan Bee Discovery Made by Archaeologists
A team of archaeologists discovered three jobon caps—artifacts associated with traditional Mayan beekeeping—in Quintana Roo.
US could see spike in bird flu cases after migration season
Birds may have spread the disease while migrating for breeding season over the spring.
SNAP benefits change backlash shocks Republican
Lawmakers are shocked and outraged as Congress prepares to address the future of SNAP in this year's Farm Bill.
Archaeologists reveal Iron Age building destroyed by "violent" fire
Around 2,200 years ago, a fire ravaged an Iron Age settlement, preserving remains that shed light on the life of the community.
Navigating the Crossroads: European Farmer Protests and the Path to Agricul
Farmers stand at a crossroads between prosperity and environmental sustainability.
Texas Panhandle wildfires costliest on record
The costs take into account the loss of 12,000 cattle across farmlands and ranches, as well as infrastructure repair across the area.
Sadhguru issues rallying cry on Earth day
The Indian spiritual leader argues that the effects of climate change could be "significantly" mitigated by revitalizing agricultural soil.
Migrants could get jobs easier under new bill
A new bill aims for legal status for farm workers, helping to stabilize U.S. agriculture.
California workers could get compensation easier under new plan
State Senator Dave Cortese's Bill 1299 would shift the burden of proof in heat illness claims more towards the employer.
How climate change could affect your favorite wines
Major wine producing regions are at risk in a warming world, challenging vineyards to adapt to hotter, drier conditions and contribute to climate solutions.
Texas hit with bird flu outbreak
Cows have tested positive for bird flu on two Texan dairy farms.
California "overlooking" ways to save water, study suggests
While some legislation sets out extreme methods to save water, this new study says there are simple, less extreme steps that could be taken.
Python meat could feed the planet "high-quality protein," says scientist
The globe is already at the point where we need to consider alternative proteins, according to a study.
America has a farming crisis
Bipartisan lawmakers propose reforms to the H-2A visa program to combat the U.S. farming crisis, targeting the labor shortage.
US being invaded by "time bomb" weed
"The longer it is dormant, we're more likely to ignore it," scientist Mohsen Mesgaran said, leading to their "eventual emergence as a serious invasive threat."
Archaeologists uncover American slaves' engineering feats underwater
North Carolina researchers have identified remains related to rice cultivation, including structures designed to control water.
Global Pesticide Ban Is Only Way To Stop Us From Health Epidemic Nightmare
For the sake of the health of our own and future generations, we cannot let Big Agriculture win.
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US crops under threat from "unsustainable phenomenon"
New findings show that 20 percent of all agricultural soils are severally lacking a healthy amount of potassium.
Rice-grown meat will offer "world of possibilities"
The alternative protein source was grown in a lab and has a much smaller carbon footprint than normal beef.
Better Planet
How the weather is causing beef prices to go up
A drought that has led to a decrease in the supply of cattle may lead to a jump in beef prices, experts say.
Ukraine achieves big breakthrough due to success against Russian navy
Ukrainian drone and missile attacks have seen significant success against Russian Black Sea fleet targets in occupied Crimea.