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EPA to Reverse Trump-Era Clean Water Deregulation
These rules have been a lightning rod for farmers.
A Group of Indigenous Fishermen Want to Take the Government of Canada to Court
Their class action lawsuit would extend to all Mi’kmaq, aiming to solidify their right to fish and trade their catch.
Bill Would Reveal Race, Gender of Those Receiving Farm Subsidies
Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
From Farm Gate to Restaurant Plate
How a team of researchers is tracking the cost of your food with a new “Global Food Dollar” method.
Study: Livestock Methane Emissions Are Much Higher Than Thought
There may be some problems with the way methane emissions have been measured in the past.
Texas Wine Grape Growers Sue Bayer-Monsanto Over Dicamba Drift Damage
Some growers report losses of up to 95 percent.
Brazilian Government May Start Paying Farmers to Conserve Land
The response is part of a partial turnaround of conservation policies.
A New Approach to Protecting Bees From Toxic Pesticides
Researchers at Cornell University have discovered a way to help bees safely digest what’s been killing them.
What’s in Biden’s 2022 Budget Proposal for Agriculture?
An increase in discretionary spending, research on climate change and social justice lead the charge.
