A Century After Prohibition, Barley Makes Inroads in the Midwest
In Ohio, there are nearly 300 breweries in operation, increasingly thirsty for locally produced ingredients.
Farm Bankruptcies Spiked to Highest Level in Eight Years
2019 was not kind to American farmers.
Bayer Considers Pulling Roundup from Retail Store Shelves
Farmers would still be able to buy the herbicide.
This Weird Snail Eats the Fungus That’s Decimating Coffee Crops
But does that information help us?
Federal Court Strikes Down Three Waivers That Exempted Refineries from Using Ethanol
These exemptions have ballooned under the Trump administration, frustrating corn farmers.
How the Sweetness of Nectar Impacts Bumblebee Vomit
Sweeter nectar slows down a vital process for bumblebees.
The Inside Story of One of the Biggest Organic Farm Scams in History
Will lessons be learned from the story of Randy Constant?
Commune Comeback, Bear Farm Brouhaha, and an OG Hustler: Your January Food News Round-Up
The question here is whether OG means original gangster or organically grown. In the case of this farm fraudster, both might apply.
