A plan by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization seeks to transform agri-food systems, end hunger and improve nutrition in and around cities in
As Senate Ag Chair Pat Roberts, and he’ll tell you farm groups turned the tide in the election-year Republican fight with House Democrats to restore
The House voted Tuesday to extend federal funding through mid-December, meaning the threat of a government shutdown wont be completely addressed until after the presidential
Oil prices rebounded over the week, selling in the low $40-per barrel range. However, with Monday’s sell off oil prices moved lower as well, dropping
A recent study conducted by Washington State University shows older adults living in very rural settings are less likely than those living closer to urban
Earlier this week, organizers announced the cancelation of the 2021 World Ag Expo. Jerry Sinift, International Agri-Center CEO, said, “it has become evident that given
The FSA is reminding growers that the deadline to apply for PLC is just around the corner. FSA head Richard Fordyce says those interested in
August marked the 5th month in a row that tractor and self-propelled combine sales increase in the U.S. Sales also reported a year-over-year increase for
A team of land grant university researchers are looking at the economic, legal, and community aspects of leasing solar panels and infrastructure on farmland. Rod
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says he’s unhappy with a World Trade Organization report that said U.S. actions to combat China’s widespread theft of American
Late last week, the Farm Credit Agency issued its quarterly report on the economic conditions in American agriculture. The report said for the past several
After a very slight rally in late July and early August, oil prices have returned to their downward trends. West Texas Crude was trading $37
