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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.
And if they can, is it a more humane way of cooking them? A team of scientists tested one restaurateur's theory.
Cyber Attack Forces JBS to Shut Down Several Plants
The White House suggests the attacks originated in Russia.
Farmers in India Have Been Protesting for 6 Months, Have They Made Any Progress?
The farm unions have had 11 rounds of talks with representatives of the central government, but the stalemate continues.
West Virginia Legislators Propose a ‘Right to Food’ Amendment
The legislation would recognize that people have a “natural and unalienable right to food” in the state.
Remembering the Food Workers We’ve Lost to COVID-19 Part 6
The sixth and final part in a series honoring the food and agriculture workers who lost their lives to the virus.
