Court Orders Bayer to Pay $265 Million to Farm Hit by Dicamba Drift
Over the weekend, a federal jury ruled in favor of a Missouri farm.
Bidding Adieu to Conventional Viticulture Practices
How a 244-year-old champagne house readied its vineyards for climate change.
Hemp Insurance Arrives, Pushing Hemp One Step Closer to a Mainstream Crop
A major element that was missing from hemp legalization has finally arrived.
Plants That Defy the ‘Rules of Ecology’ Could Survive Climate Change
Scientists say understanding these evolutionary rebels could be vital.
Could Solar Panels Make Greenhouses Energy-Neutral?
The next generation of solar cells could be a boon for energy-efficient agriculture.
6 Rules for Organizing a Grassroots Regeneration Revolution
An excerpt from 'Grassroots Rising,' a forthcoming book that looks to prove that a worldwide grassroots movement based on consumer activism, farmer innovation, political change, and regenerative finance can offer realistic climate solutions.
Cherokee Nation Sends Traditional Seeds to Doomsday Crop Vault in Norway
The tribe is the first North American Indigenous group to do so.
Corteva Agriscience to Stop Making Chlorpyrifos
Trump’s EPA refused to ban the pesticide, despite its links to brain damage in children.
