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The dried fruits business Sweettunda began after the owners saw a gap in the healthy snacks market.

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The University of Maryland plans to begin a mentoring program pairing agronomy students with farmers for most of their college years. It’s a pairing meant to immerse students in the

A coordinated national research project aimed at tackling 6 of New Zealands most invasive weeds through biocontrol is expected to have far-reaching benefits for landowners and councils across the country.

Read more about UP govt to launch mega irrigation projects to benefit 4 million farmers on Business Standard. The UP government claims to be working for small and marginal farmers

Salts in the soil can make it so very few plants will grow there, and the problem will often get worse if not addressed.

Read more about The farm factor on Business Standard. Agri sector did quite well in a pandemic year

RALEIGH -- The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services will soon start treating for gypsy moth infestations in areas of Buncombe and Yancey counties.

While more and more agtech hits the market, there is still no substitute for time spent out in the field.