Supply Chain Crunches Are Affecting Every Corner of Agriculture
Producers are over-ordering supplies for 2022, farmers are considering new cash crops, while others are getting out of the business.
Cargill Meatpacking Plant Narrowly Averts Strike
Union workers at the High River, Alberta plant, which supplies about 40 percent of Canada’s beef, voted in favor of a new contract two days before a planned strike.
Canada Halts Exports of Prince Edward Island Potatoes
After cases of potato wart fungus were found on two PEI farms, Canada has put a stop to potato exports into the US. Now businesses and the provincial government are fighting back.
The Best Holiday Gifts Come Straight From the Farm
These presents are sure to be put to good use—and they directly benefit local farms.
5 Great Shows About Farming and Ranching
The best dramas, docuseries and reality TV shows to watch this winter.
What the Build Back Better Act Means for Agriculture
The House just passed the bill. While it addresses infrastructure as a whole, several sections will have big impacts on American farming.
Order Up: What’s Next For Restaurants?
In his new book, Corey Mintz explores the end of the restaurant industry as we know it.
Meeting the Growing Need for Accessible Agriculture
These companies and programs specialize in modifying farming equipment to make it usable and comfortable for all bodies.
Food and Agriculture Takeaways From the COP26 Climate Conference
With the international conference wrapped up, here are the pledges and initiatives that will have the biggest impact on farming and agriculture.
