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The surging cost of energy in Europe is having a direct effect on the price of the quintessentially British cucumber sandwich.

Those impacts are being felt by local farmers across the U.S., and could spark unrest globally via potential food shortages and spikes in bread and grain prices.

Food scarcity. Food vouchers. Food riots and flash mobs. All of that’s coming—and soon, says Texas-based food scientist ...

Sanctions against Russia are affecting many of the country's top exports, including fertilizer, creating a worldwide shortage and driving up prices for farmers.

One local farmer shares the creative way they're keeping costs down.

The Ukraine war is causing food prices to rise worldwide. Ukraine is falling by the wayside as one of the world’s largest wheat exporters, and fertilizer deliveries from eastern Europe to the West have stopped.

LAGOS, Nigeria, March 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Nigerian farmers have every reason to be optimistic of a bumper harvest at the beginning of a new planting season with the launch of a novel crop

Columnist Joyce Bupp sees signs of spring in familiar and new ways.

A war-related shortage of fertilizer from Russia and Belarus could lead to serious pain for farmers — and higher food prices for everyone.

Like any other business, farmers and ranchers are constantly evolving their budgets. For farms, the constant attention to detail becomes particularly important in times of high volatility, like we have