Agriculture

Trump Administration Authorizes 'Cyanide Bombs' Again

By Madeleine Carlisle

Why Potato Farmers Are Rushing to Stave Off a French Fry Shortage

By Ashley Robinson / Bloomberg

What We Can Learn From the Near-Death of the Banana

By Anna Purna Kambhampaty

Minnesota Farmers Let Agriculture Secretary Know They Are Not Happy With Trump's Trade War

By Mike Dorning and Erik Wasson / Bloomberg
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Record Floods and Trump's Trade War Are Threatening to Make This Year a 'Train Wreck' for Corn Farmers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has had to cut its harvest estimates

By MARIO PARKER / BLOOMBERG

'Tinder for Cows' Is Now a Thing, and British Farmers Are Using it to Breed Cattle

The app 'seeks to unite sheepish farm animals with their soulmates'

By Áine Quinn / Bloomberg

Apple Growers Are On a Quest to Find the Next Honeycrisp

Everybody loves honeycrisp apples, but that's a problem for some orchards

By Kate Krader / Bloomberg

The House GOP Is in Chaos

With the House majority in revolt, Ryan could only watch powerlessly as the $867 billion farm bill imploded on Friday.

By Philip Elliott and Nash Jenkins

Trump Says Tariffs Will Help Americans. But U.S. Farmers Fear They'll Be Hurt

"If we lose trade to China, our neighbors to the south will be glad to take up that trade"

By Justin Worland

These Farmers Sang a Boy Band Classic for Harvest Season

"Here We Grow" again

By Raisa Bruner

Stop Using Antibiotics in Healthy Animals, WHO Says

It's making the problem antibiotic resistance worse

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Trump's USDA Pick Withdraws Amid Probe

Sam Clovis also faced criticism over his lack of scientific background

By Justin Worland

Here's How to Cut Antibiotic Use in Animals

Almost 80% of all antibiotics used are given to animals

By Alexandra Sifferlin

We’re Failing Student Moms

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Long-Lost Photos Reveal Life of Mexican Migrant Workers in 1950s America

A photo agency has unearthed images from 1957 that showcase a defunct program that brought laborers from Mexico to work legally in the U.S.

By Lily Rothman

More than 700 North American Bee Species Are Headed Toward Extinction

Due to increased pesticide use and habitat loss

By Justin Worland

Citizens Hope to Make a Difference at China's Top Political Meet-Up

The CPPCC and NPC are China's two big annual political meetings

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

Farm Animals Are Now Resistant to a Last-Resort Antibiotic

Superbugs continue to spread

By Alexandra Sifferlin

This Australian Lamb Ad Perfectly Celebrates Diversity

The Aussies aren't being sheep when it comes to racism

By Dominique Rowe

China May Not Have Enough Arable Land to Feed Its People. But Big Changes Are Coming

Faced with a growing food security crisis, China is reforming its agriculture industry in what could be the biggest change since the Great Leap Forward

By Charlie Campbell / Gansu
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