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New data from USDAs Economic Research Service shows Genetically engineered crops dominate the U.S. ag sector, and fuel prices begin the new year declining after a late-year increase during the holidays.

One deal wasn’t enough: it will likely take a second deal to avert a January 19 shutdown of USDA and other agencies.

Sustained government support and transparent scientific research, such as USDA’s landmark grant to Tufts University’s National Institute for Cellular Agriculture program, can energize cellular agriculture R&D and renew attention from the private sector, experts argue.

Thousands of U.S. Cities could turn into towns by 2100, read to know why

Farmers continue to show interest in carbon markets, but they expect to see some payments from them, according to our exclusive Agri-Pulse poll of U.S. producers.

Farmers and ranchers would like to see increased crop insurance subsidies and commodity price supports in the new farm bill, and a strong majority support cutting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, according to an exclusive Agri-Pulse producer poll.

California water officials are bracing for another dry year for the Scott and Shasta rivers in Siskiyou County, and USDAs Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program served an average of 41.1 million people per month across the country.

More than $5 million to be awarded in state if legislature approves.

Cows make up to €5/kg as supplies tighten - 17 January 2024

Traders expected slight reductions in the size of the U.S. corn crop and no changes in the nation’s average soybean yield when the crop production annual report came out — but the opposite happened.