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Fertilizer for climate change? or do they want the land that these families, some of them have been working for hundreds and hundreds of years? >> farmers who have had their land in their bloodline for generations are now at risk of potentially losing it. i think the bottom line here is that the farmers genuinely believe that this is simply going to destroy their livelihood. in the governments eyes, its about combating climate change. theres a lot of things going on here. i think these new envir...

(Photo courtesy of Anadolu) GENEVA - The number of people affected by hunger globally grew to as many as 828 million in 2021, swelling by about 46 million from 2020 and 150 million from the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, a United Nations report said Wednesday. The UN report shows the world is moving further away from its goal of ending hunger, food insecurity, and malnutrition in all its forms by 2030. Cindy Hollerman, a Food and Agricultural Organization economist and editor of the report, ...

A California study shows benefits of drip irrigation for growing sweet corn, and brewers yeast benefits in livestock feed found in California Cooperative Extension study.

Harrisburg, Pa. — New legislation sponsored by Sen. Gene Yaw (R-23) seeks to change fertilizer use standards in the state as applied to turf areas, such as lawns, golf courses

A sharp increase in prices of essential goods in the Central African Republic (CAR) linked to war in Ukraine, will likely have a devastating impact on the already dire humanitarian situation there in coming weeks,

The war in Ukraine has disturbed agricultural markets by driving up prices of key products and inputs, like fertilizer and fuel.

American Farm Bureau Economist Robert Cryan talks about the new data on the toll fuel inflation is taking on ag producers.

Protests have broken out in the Netherlands, where the government has begun restricting agriculture in a push to ...

A California study shows benefits of drip irrigation for growing sweet corn, and brewers yeast benefits in livestock feed found in California Cooperative Extension study.

And cnbc analyst ron insana. holiday cookouts are going to cost more. tell us about that. >> cori, folks at beaches across the country are going to be enjoying fourth of july. hotels are up 30%. and food, your favorite fourth of july foods are up about 17% compared to last year according to the farm bureau. we have a fancy graph to show you. 36%, the difference in ground beef from this year to last year. pork chops up 31%. your favorite glass of lemonade may cost you more than last year. why i...