EPA Says Farmers Can Still Use Dicamba Bought Before Court Order
An appeals court overturned the agency’s approval of the herbicide.
Farming Groups Fear Coronavirus Aid Won’t Reach Hardest Hit Farmers
Farming organizations say farmers of color and small growers will likely fall through the cracks.
Pilgrim’s Pride CEO Charged in Alleged Chicken Price Fixing Conspiracy
Jayson Penn was charged along with three other executives.
Could COVID-19 Have Lasting Impacts on Our Food Supply Chain?
A Q&A with former USDA chief Mike Johanns.
Farmers Will Soon Be Able to Start Applying for Stimulus Funds
Farm bankruptcies rose by 23 percent in March.
Counties with Meat Plants See Double the Infection Rates
These areas account for 10 percent of confirmed cases, despite only having 7.5 percent of the country’s population.
Meet Winter, the Llama Who Might Just Save Us All From COVID-19
She lives on a farm in Belgium and no, she doesn’t wear a cape.
The Allure of Hops Turns Sour for Some Canadian Growers
Canadian farmers are dropping the crop, as American hops have dominated their brews.
Trump to Order Meat Processing Plants to Stay Open
The president is reportedly set to use the Defense Production Act.
