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The Cattle Disease Spreading From Texas to Iowa
Anemia, weakness, and jaundice: those are three symptoms of anaplasmosis, a disease that's causing some big headaches for Texas cattle farmers right now. Transmitted through biting...
Five Awesome Summer Farm Festivals
From Pilset, England to Seattle, millions will spend the next few months seeking weekend refuges and basking in the latest tunes and summer heat. We’ve thrown together a list of five of the hottest ag-related festivals in July.
Could Laser Tattoos Replace Sticky Fruit Labels?
Laser Food is hoping to usher in a new era of eco-friendly, extra efficient labeling for produce – just add laser tattoos.
Will Hops Save This Family Farm?
A fourth-generation family farm hopes that hops can help it survive.
Voting One Way, Eating Another
When Liz Coffey, 31, shops for herself and her husband, the Oakland, CA resident typically buys the cheapest eggs. That is, the ones from chickens raised on conventional farms. The...
If a French farmer is angry, you’re probably going to hear about it. And he’s gonna bring his sheep with him.
How to Preserve Urban Ag in the Bay Area
How to preserve and grow urban agriculture in the Bay Area.
An Organic Victory in Australia’s Brutal Milk Wars
An organic dairy farmer from down under finds a way to make a living in the midst of an ugly milk price war.
