Opinion: Growing Food and Protecting Nature Don’t Have to Conflict
Here’s how they can work together.
A Common Soil Pesticide Cut Wild Bee Reproduction by 89 Percent
Here’s why scientists are worried.
The Inside Story of the School Groundskeeper Who Took on Monsanto
Carey Gillam’s new book offers an up-close look at Lee Johnson’s landmark legal victory against the agrochemical giant everyone loves to hate.
New Year’s Resolutions for the Regenerative Grower
Take a more mindful, environmentally friendly approach to your garden this year.
Italian Olive Oil Producers Supplement Climate Change Losses Through Biofuel
An Italian farm group estimates droughts cut olive production by 22 percent this year.
Alliance of Conservative and Progressive Farm Groups Takes Aim at Climate Change
Strange bedfellows give us a preview of a Biden administration’s climate policies.
Farmers Are Depleting the Ogallala Aquifer Because the Government Pays Them to Do It
One of the world's largest groundwater sources is being sucked dry faster than it can be replenished.
Corn Yields Are Up, But More Vulnerable to Drought Than Ever: Study
And droughts will probably be increasing in frequency.
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.
