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Yogurt Sales Are Falling, Despite (and Because of) Endless Varieties
The great yogurt craze of 2015 or so appears to be fading.
Black Farmers Sue Burger King’s Chicken Supplier for Discrimination
There’s a long history of accusations of bad behavior against Koch Foods.
Farm Bankruptcies Are Way Up This Year
Farmers are filing for bankruptcy at a rate 24 percent higher than last year.
China Lifts Ban on American Poultry
The Chinese are facing a dire meat shortage.
America’s Largest Dairy Producer Files for Bankruptcy
Some experts fear what this means for the milk industry.
Rising Milk Prices Are Coming From a Surprising Source
Demand for milk is growing in a nation where most people are lactose intolerant.
COOK THIS: Sour by Mark Diacono
Twice a month, our writer cooks from the book and decides if these farm-to-table recipes are worth the investment.
New York’s Scallop Season Is a Disaster
Experts predict tough times ahead, too.
Thousands Began Farming Hemp This Year. It Hasn’t Gone How They Hoped.
The rush to farm industrial hemp has left some farmers without a buyer.
