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Farming is evolving. With that comes potentially positive implications for YUMY, which taps into next-gen agribusiness and sustainability.

Like many in the American West, Arizona's Sen. Mark Kelly is worried about Lake Mead. The lake on the Arizona-Nevada border has the capacity to hold more water…

VanEck Future of Food ETF (NYSEARCA:YUMY – Get Rating)’s stock price was up 0.3% on Thursday . The stock traded as high as $18.09 and last traded at $18.07. Approximately 1,052 shares were traded during trading, a decline of 16% from the average daily volume of 1,248 shares. The stock had previously closed at $18.02. […]

The VettaFi Voices discuss their outlook for commodities as an asset class in 2023. Could there be a repeat of last year's run-up?

Last Friday, Deere (NYSE: DE), the agriculture equipment behemoth, delighted analysts and investors with stellar fiscal first-quarter results.

With food prices at all-time highs and demand continuing to grow, the agriculture industry is embracing new technologies to achieve greater yields in a more environmentally sustainable way.

As we look at the current environment, the world is beginning to seriously address critical food supply and sustainability issues, and investors can turn to exchange traded fund strategies to tap into this theme.

In the upcoming webcast, Food Fight: The Immediacy and Opportunity in Agriculture Investing, VanEck will engage in a discussion on the current agricultural environment.

Concerns over the long-term sustainability of global food systems are leading to questions about the future of food. In this Q&A, we address these concerns as well as VanEck’s Future of Food ETF (YUMY).

For generations, investing in food meant tapping consumer staples stocks and, more recently, exchange traded funds.