New Stimulus Package Provides Billions in Food and Agriculture Funding
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Corn Yields Are Up, But More Vulnerable to Drought Than Ever: Study
And droughts will probably be increasing in frequency.
The USDA Has Poured Money Into Farm Country, But Will it Be Enough to Help Re-Elect Trump?
Most farmers aren’t abandoning the president.
Tyson to Replace Federal Inspectors With Own Employees at Beef Plant
Watchdog groups have long protested this possibility.
Scientists Recreated Martian Soil to See if Anything Will Grow in It
The soil is described as “crusty.”
Nik Sharma Blends Science and Food in ‘The Flavor Equation’
The food writer’s new cookbook explains the reactions happening in pots and pans.
Following Ban, EPA Approves Dicamba for Five More Years
There are some new restrictions, but it’s unclear if they will be effective to stop dicamba drift.
No Zoom for Cows: Cattle Prefer In-Person Interactions
Yet again, they’re not so different from us.
Cabbage Shortage Threatens South Korea’s Kimchi-Making Season
Fresh food prices have risen across the country after three typhoons ravaged fields this summer.
Pilgrim’s Pride Will Pay $110 Million Settlement in Chicken Price-Fixing Case
Their stock price went up, which shows what a severe fine it was.
