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An EPA assessment of water quality in U.S. rivers and streams shows almost no progress on cutting the nitrogen pollution from farm chemical runoff.

Asking a farmer to “uncrop” their land is a big ask. There’s a lot at stake, not the least of which are the economic losses unproductive land may cost the

By midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in Upper Midwestern states, according to a recent Dartmouth-led study.

By midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in Upper Midwestern states, according to a recent Dartmouth-led study.

A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.

A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.

A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.

A new study shows that by midcentury, the benefits of irrigating corn and soybeans will outweigh the costs in North Dakota and other Upper Midwestern states.

Less than 1% of North Dakota farmland is irrigated, but in a warming world, there could be more demand for the practice.

Anne Schechinger: Breaking with past practice, the USDA is obscuring who received almost $3.1 billion in farm subsidies from 2019 to 2021.