Like today’s agricultural technology? Thank the Middle Ages
While the rise of scientific discovery was yet to come, the long period that was the Middle Ages laid the foundation for future agricultural innovators.
While the rise of scientific discovery was yet to come, the long period that was the Middle Ages laid the foundation for future agricultural innovators.
Ag attacking ag is rarely a good idea. Farmers have enough day-to-day stresses to deal with from breakdowns, market prices, weather, and uninformed activists.
An eight-part BBC series called Follow the Food, sponsored by Corteva Agriscience, explores the stories behind feeding the world’s ever-growing population.
A Washington court has ruled that farms need to pay overtime to workers — and that this rule could apply retroactively even if past laws were followed.
Farmers and others in ag are feeling more confident that they understand the direction the Biden Administration will be taking over the next four years.
By seeding doubt about GMOs from a first-world soapbox, Kavin Senapathy is doing a disservice to the same at-risk populations she professes to cherish.
A lingering pandemic and its continued economic impact raises questions about what 2021 will look like for farmers.
Bill Gates has done incredible work in sciences and philanthropy and is doing what any investor would do: make more money. Only he’s including farmland.
Chipotle Mexican Grill — which has long ruffled the feathers of many in agriculture — is premiering its first-ever Super Bowl commercial.
The USDA has agents living in Mexico for the purpose of certifying organic food there to then carry the USDA’s organic label once it arrives in the U.S.