What If Crop Insurers Tied Policies to Soil Health?
Researchers argue that soil health should be a part of crop insurance calculations, given risks from climate change.
An Indigenous Community Reclaims Land in Chile for Organic Agriculture
The Mapuche of Comunidad Miguel Yevilao hope a native berry can bring them prosperity.
Federal Judge Sides With Hydroponic Farmers in ‘Organic’ Fight
Soil-less producers will remain eligible for the coveted USDA certification.
The Mysterious Phenomenon Killing America’s Apple Trees
Scientists are working to get to the root of rapid apple decline.
‘Political Interference’ Reportedly Tainted Past EPA Decisions on Dicamba
A new report indicates that the Trump administration EPA was not entirely above-board.
Why Are Banned ‘Bee-Killer’ Neonicotinoids Still Being Used in Europe?
A legal loophole is keeping these pesticides in use.
The Hidden Cost of Growing Pot
New research suggests indoor cannabis farming produces a surprising amount of greenhouse gas emissions.
