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Weekend rain hasn’t halted winter planting 2022-10-19

The Minimum Support Price is a safety net to protect farmers in case of economic or natural disruptions, and it’s also meant to control food inflation.

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - State Street Corp. (STT) announced a profit for third quarter that decreased from the same period last yearThe company's earnings came in at $690 million, or $1.80 per share.

The late astronaut Sally Ride became the first American woman in space back in 1982. That was the same year that Alabama Public Radio first started serving our listeners. All through 2022, the APR news team will present encore broadcasts of the best of the best of the best of our stories. That includes this story from 2015. APR spent a year investigating water issues in the state. APR’s Pat Duggins covered the problem caused by a lack of irrigation for Alabama’s agricultural industry. Here�...

Farm subsidies, which add tens of billions of dollars to the federal budget, undermine trade, and violate fundamental free-market principles, should be eliminated.

Most Americans don't know that a huge amount of the goods and commodities used to produce the things they need travel via barge along the Mississippi River, but it's true. For instance, [...]

Despite continued drought and delays in fieldwork and fertilizer delivery, Kansas producers are no strangers to dusting in the next year’s wheat crop — planting behind failed fall crops, capitalizing

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Tuesday approved an increase in the minimum support prices (MSP) for all mandated rabi crops for 2023-24 marketing season.

Watch: Kildare grain grower makes move to strip till drill 2022-10-12

His mother tells me he had a fever for weeks. "the drought took everything from us, all our crops, "our cattle," she says. "there was nothing left for the boy to eat." which is why they came here, to dolow. it took the boy and his family nine days to walk to this camp. they had to beg for food on the way. it was somalias savage drought that forced them off their farm but the real culprit here is man—made climate change. almost no—one here thinks they will ever go back to their farms, to thei...