As climate change’s threat to agriculture mounts, could the Mississippi River Delta increase its specialty crop production and become the ‘next California’?

Agriculture is more than just food production: It provides many of the essential raw materials that shape our lives in ways we often overlook.

Concern is growing among Oklahoma farmers over so-called “forever chemicals” in biosolid fertilizer.

When we make policy about fertilizer use and runoff, we should first consider the things we don’t need before we cut the things that are really important.

Savor’s founders hope to reduce the carbon footprint associated with agriculture butter, but there still may be significant laboratory infrastructure needed.

Huge solar projects are in the works across the U.S. and the world, but as we learn more, some serious drawbacks are beginning to become apparent.

Syngenta and The Nature Conservancy have positioned themselves as standard-bearers on topics such as soil health, climate change, and rural prosperity.

Agricultural trade is important for so many reasons — imports and exports mean more diverse diets for everyone and greater food choice at grocery stores.

Measure J is an initiative that was introduced in Sonoma County, California, to phase out “large CAFOs” within three years, totaling around two-dozen farms.

Two decisions that farmers face are: What type of fertilizer to apply and how much? Because of the knowledge and skill involved, there’s not always an easy and straight-forward answer to that question.