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Congress averts disaster, beating a deadline to take action on the farm bill.And while an extension brings some certainty to farmers and ranchers, Congress stil

Kochi: Climate change will determine the crops we should cultivate in the coming years.

India recorded extreme weather events on 235 of the 273 days (86% of days) from January 1 to September 30 in different parts of the country | Latest News India

The secret to less forgetfulness may be in a person’s diet. A new study explained why.

InnerPlant, the seed technology company enabling the earliest possible detection of stress in crops to make farming more efficient and sustainable, and GROWMARK, an agricultural cooperative serving almost 400,000 customers across North America, today announce the launch of a sentinel project featuring InnerSoy, a soybean engineered to signal optically when under attack by fungi., , , , The program will see GROWMARK establish small plots of InnerSoy throughout the Midwest in 2024 with an expa....

PRIVATE companies from Malaysia and China showed interest in investing in the Philippine crop sector as part of their market diversification strategy, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said on Thursday.

Tillage Podcast: pesticide rules, income drop and decline in tillage area 2023-11-30

Punjab recorded the highest number of animal deaths while Himachal Pradesh reported the most damaged houses due to extreme weather events. | Latest News India

Preliminary estimates suggest that over 3 to 4 lakh hectares of standing crops may have been damaged due to unseasonal rain. The agriculture minister has ordered a state-wide survey to assess the damage and affected farmers will be compensated as per the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) norms.

The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce reported in 2022 that agriculture was the Magnolia State’s largest industry — outputting $9.72 billion through roughly 34,700 farms across 10.4 million acres.