State is the first to enact a broad ban of PFAS compounds, which are found in everything from cosmetics to cookware

LONDON —Prince Charles went on the airwaves Wednesday to warn that industrial farming in Britain and around the world is ruining the planet and destroying family farms and the web of life in rural communities, especially in his beloved England.

Rick Clark, a no-till organic farmer from Indiana, recently encouraged a group of farmers at a field day to move away from synthetic pesticides.

by Perry Beeman Originally published by Iowa Capitol Dispatch The federal government will spend $655 million on loans and grants to help launch new meat-processing facilities to help compete with four major corporations that...

Common Ground, Part I: How organic and regenerative agriculture are revitalizing rural Montana economies.

USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack is putting the agency on a more active footing to address long-term and recurring challenges in the livestock and poultry industries.

Originally published by The Weather Channel by Bharat Mansata, TWC India Our lonely living planet harbours in its biosphere—as thin as the dew on a lotus—millions of life forms evolved over aeons. The Earth’s soil is the mother...

Originally published by Successful Farming By Chuck Abbott 6/2/2021 Farmers are eligible for a “premium benefit” of up to $5 an acre on crop insurance coverage if they planted cover crops this year, said USDA’s Risk Management...

JBS Moves to Reopen ‘Vast Majority’ of Plants After Cyberattack