"We've asked for years quite frankly. We asked the last administration under Biden to terminate the agreement and I feel we were somewhat ignored," DiMare said.
As if Texas floods weren't enough, now there's a fast-approaching flesh-eating parasite from Mexico
The U.S. has closed its southern border again to livestock imports, citing the further north movement of the flesh-eating New World screwworm fly in Mexico.
Is an Everyday Garden Trick a Key to Carbon Capture?
Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) utilizes ground rock such as basalt to capture CO2 from the atmosphere. This process could significantly aid in meeting climate goals.
Top Trump Official Says Americans on Medicaid Should Replace Deported Farm Workers
There will be no amnesty for illegal agricultural workers in the U.S., and Americans on Medicaid should replace them, according to Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins.
Farmers Are Finally Getting Critical USDA Web Pages Back - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The Trump administration's actions led to significant disruptions in the agricultural sector, including website content removals impacting trust in USDA resources.
S.F. raises fees for Alemany Farmers Market stalls
Ten dollars is fine - I'm for it. But if the city's going to collect more from us, I want to see that money go into marketing. We need more foot traffic.
OPINION: Tractor protests expose the hypocrisy of French farming policies
The proposed law scrapping some environmental rules was rejected, but farmers felt satisfied as they redirected their efforts to influence the more favorable Senate.
French farmers suspend protests as taxi drivers scale down airport action
"We're suspending the mobilisation (...) Tractors are returning to their farms, even though we had planned to still be there this Tuesday and Wednesday," he said.
RFK Jr.'s Prescription for Bird Flu on Farms: Let It Spread
Letting the bird flu virus run through poultry flocks, as suggested by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is viewed with skepticism by veterinary scientists regarding its potential risks.
Why India's farmer protests are on the move again DW 12/10/2024
Farmers in northern India are clashing with police over demands for government guarantees on crop prices, reminiscent of past protests that resulted in significant governmental changes.
Nova Scotia's offer to wine sector didn't follow report recommendations, says co-author | CBC News
The proposed support package from the Nova Scotia government for the wine industry deviates from expert recommendations, providing excessive funds to commercial bottlers instead of farm wineries.
Defra offers 27M to support legacy tech for 3 more years
The government's tender notice highlighted the urgency of replacing the outdated rural payment systems, stating that sufficient time is required for proper implementation and transition.