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Food insecurity is on the rise. New data on global food security and nutrition indicate a significant increase in the number of people on this planet lacking access, at times, to enough food for an active and healthy life.

>> well, just for the education of everyday americans, you know, we have lost 25% of farm land 1950. the cost to raise animals and livestock has gone up 28%. and, you know, we are seeing 2,000 acres a day being taken up by urban development, by residential areas. and its really scary to see how much land we are taking away from our family farmers and ranchers. i believe if we do not stop this dangerous trend that were not going to have the land to supply the american people. >> ainsley: i mean, ...

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is spending more than $3 billion to cultivate more American farmers and forest landowners as partners to mitigate climate change — even while some …

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USDA data shows corn used to make ethanol and other fuels increased month-to-month in June but were down year-over-year, and the Farm Credit System’s combined net income decreased 1.4% to $1.78 billion for the three and six months ending on June 30.

CARSON CITY – With U.S. Sen. Harry Reid’s 5th annual National Clean Energy Summit set to kick off today in Las Vegas, the debate over alternative energy development and the government’s role in its future rages on.

Pork exports have had a notable first half of 2023 while beef is down slightly, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

Agri-Pulse is a trusted source in Washington, D.C., with the largest editorial team focused on food, fuel, fiber and farm policy coverage. Agri-Pulse presents a balanced perspective on a wide variety of issues.

Agri-Pulse is a trusted source in Washington, D.C., with the largest editorial team focused on food, fuel, fiber and farm policy coverage. Agri-Pulse presents a balanced perspective on a wide variety of issues.

KENNEWICK, Wash. - There are little green and yellow bags hanging up around our area. The Washington State Department of Agriculture put these up after a Japanese Beetle was found