Agriculture News & Breaking Stories

Jubilee Farm blends nature, community, and spirituality in a unique way, promoting organic farming, inclusivity, and environmental stewardship.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a ban on lab-grown meat, sparking a culture war over the future of American diets.

USDA scientists uncover genetic clues behind H5N1 bird flu in U.S. dairy cattle, sparking concerns of virus evolution and transmission.

Vietnam coffee farmers face water shortage, pests, and extreme temperatures, threatening crop yields and leading to record high prices.

Middle East Women Initiative highlights 'Investing in Women' theme this International Women's Day, addressing poverty, green economies, and feminist change-makers.

USDA releases final rule on competition; Vikings release RB, Big Ten tournament sellout, Pierre School Board rejects bids. #Agriculture #Competition

Kenyan coffee farmers find hope in partnership with Colombia and reforms, aiming to increase production, earnings, and market opportunities.

"Indian police fire tear gas and water cannons at farmers marching to Delhi for better crop prices, sparking fresh talks."

From peanut farmer to Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Jimmy Carter's journey from presidency to global humanitarianism is truly remarkable.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid has brought national creative talent to Pavilion 14 of Ifema, showcasing autumn-winter 2024 collections.

Experts narrow origins of mummies in Chinese desert. Surprising results reveal they were descendants of Ancient North Eurasians.

Soybean and corn futures hit three-year lows due to fund selling and increased U.S. supplies, with markets down 10% this year.

NOAA experts to reveal critical climate findings for January 2024, latest El Niño update, and introduce AI-powered global temperature dataset.

College basketball star Caitlin Clark is poised to break the NCAA record. Her family is filled with sports enthusiasts and athletes.

Environmental group Riposte Alimentaire has claimed credit for the Louvre Museum demonstration where the Mona Lisa was splattered with pumpkin soup.

An anonymous artist named 'Guess Who' merges Western and Indian icons on Fort Kochi's walls as a protest against Kochi Biennale.

A storm hit the South with tornado warnings and high winds, causing damage and power outages, as another storm brought snow.

Minnesota's new state flag will feature an eight-pointed North Star on a dark blue background, symbolizing unity and pride for all.

"Australian farmers face tough decisions as production forecast drops by 17%, affecting budgets and next season's plans. Livestock prices also decline."

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California announced his resignation, capping a stunning end to his political career. He will leave by year-end.

The mythology of Thanksgiving may be suspect, but the feeling of gratitude is undeniable. A nostalgic and heartwarming story.

A new type of bacterial infection may be causing a mysterious dog respiratory illness that has sickened dogs across the country.

President Joe Biden pardoned two turkeys at the White House; a cherished Thanksgiving tradition. The event was full of jokes and festivities.

Brazil's economy declined in Q3, reversing a positive trend due to the farming sector. Forecasters expect further contraction.

Google Doodle celebrates the Appalachian Trail, the longest hiking-only footpath in the world, on its establishment anniversary.

Nonprofit organization the Mars Society has announced plans to establish the Mars Technology Institute (MTI), which will focus on developing the technology required to support human settlement on Mars. The MTI will initially focus on biotech projects, which require less funding than other areas of research. The Mars Society is seeking tax-deductible donations to fund the MTI.

Possible source of Nipah outbreak in Kerala speculated to be bats, as victim lived near farmland with frequent bat sightings.

A package of three appropriations bills cleared a procedural hurdle in the Senate on Tuesday as the possibility of a government shutdown loomed on the horizon.

Over 100 fish farmers in Zimbabwe will undergo training in catfish production to help grow the sector. The training will be facilitated by the Fisheries and Aquaculture Resources Department in partnership with WorldFish. The program aims to diversify fish production and expand the sector.

Pennsylvania officials are searching for a murderer who escaped from prison just days after being sentenced to life with no parole.

Invasive hornet discovered in Georgia threatens honey production and agriculture industry, state officials ask for sightings to be reported.

First live yellow-legged hornet detected in the US, posing a potential threat to honey production and agriculture. Public urged to report sightings.