The Past, Present and Future of the West’s Water Woes
Western states are getting hotter and drier each year, with little to no water to support agricultural operations. How did we get here, and where do we go?
Study Finds Black Farmers Have Lost $326 Billion in Land
And that’s likely a conservative estimate.
Russian Troops Reportedly Loot $5 Million of Farm Equipment, Only to Find It Remotely Locked
Finally, an ethical use of the Deere security system.
Manure Supplies Running Low as Global Fertilizer Crisis Brews
Recent sanctions on Russia, a major exporter of potash, ammonia, urea and other soil nutrients, has farmers searching for alternative fertilizers for their spring planting season.
How Would a Potential Dockworkers’ Strike Affect Agriculture?
There’s turmoil at two of the busiest ports in the country.
Biden Administration Releases 2023 Budget Proposal
What’s in it for food and agriculture? Will programs begun or expanded during COVID-19 survive in a theoretical post-COVID world?
Where to Look for Climate- and Environment-Friendly Seafood
Seafood farming has lots of potential—if built conscientiously.
The same strain that crushed the poultry industry in 2015 has been found in the Carolinas. What’s ahead?
Florida Forecasted to Have Smallest Orange Crop Since 1945
Citrus greening disease is to blame.
