Harvest is underway, but there's still uncertainty about where some of those crops will go. We asked North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven if he thinks the U.S. is losing valuable global markets and how ...

Agricultural equipment is concerned with not only the tractors, harvesters, planting and irrigation equipment, sprayers, hay equipment and all the other things that make farming possible but also the ...

Major investments in the meat alternative category during 2019 included Impossible Foods’ celebrity-studded $300 million bridge round. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images) The foodtech and ...

Ohio’s agriculture director said livestock permits will continue to be issued in the western basin of Lake Erie. That comes as the U.S. goal of reducing the amount of phosphorus going into the lake by ...

Researchers at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff are studying the potential of biochar – a charcoal made from biomass – to reduce the ecological risks associated with common agricultural waste.

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As consumer awareness into what truly goes into our foods is increasingly influencing the level of transparency manufacturers and retailers must provide, we look at the balance between artificial ...

California farms, ranches and agricultural businesses will suffer billions of dollars in COVID-19-related losses this year. According to an economic study released Tuesday, the state’s agricultural ...

IoT-enabled Agricultural (IoTAg) monitoring is smart, connected agriculture's fastest-growing technology segment projected to reach $4.5 billion by 2025, according to PwC. Global spending on smart, ...

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China, the largest purchaser of U.S. soybeans, has yet to make a purchase from this fall's crop. We asked executive head of Terrain Ag John Newton how long the lack of purchasing could go on, if U.S.