As US agriculture flails, farmers see big corn acres as best bet to break even

Farmers are relying on corn to come close to break-even this year or will this be yet another year of losses?

Solitary 70-Year-Old Homesteader | She Farms Like It's 1850

Life on the last traditional Vermont hill farm, where old-world farming methods and ways of life still survive. Suzanne Lupien, a solo 70-year-old homesteader, uses draft horses, compost, and traditional tools to grow food for 20 families. There are no tractors, no plastics, no c

Opinion: Making America healthy at less cost requires innovative farming | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

We need to rethink how we grow our crops

How Regenerative Agriculture Brings Life Back to the Land | Gabe Brown | TED

From one of the stalwarts of regenerative agriculture

Minnesota farmers demand trade fix as $50B in losses has potential to push US agriculture toward ‘widespread collapse’

Far from the showdowns between protesters and ICE agents in urban centers like Minneapolis, farmers in rural Minnesota find themselves embroiled in a different sort of battle.

Why traceability trumps yield in modern farming - The HinduBusinessLine

A farmer who knows where his food is going would never poison it. And an eater who knows where their food comes from would never treat it casually.

"I'll stop the day our salmon farming damages the nature of my ancestral land"

Jan-Børre Johansen encounters both support and resistance when communicating the interest of expansion. If Lerøy Aurora's application gets a green light, salmon farming in the Varanger Fjord may increase by fifty percent.

Surf Legend from Prominent Santa Cruz Surfing and Farming Family Killed in Costa Rica Home

Kurt Van Dyke, a renowned surfer from a prominent Santa Cruz family, was tragically killed by armed intruders in his Costa Rica home. The intruders assaulted him and his girlfriend, stealing valuables before fleeing. Van Dyke, who owned a popular hostel in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, was remembered as a benevolent and helpful person. While drug trafficking and organized crime are present in the area, this incident is considered isolated.

Farmers in Wayanad euphoric as ‘karappa’ trees mark abundant blooms | Kerala Stories | Onmanorama

Farmers in Wayanad are experiencing a bumper harvest of 'karappa' (Indian bay leaf) berries due to cold weather conditions, leading to high prices and demand. The berries, which are used for medicinal and culinary purposes, are primarily sold in North India markets such as Tharuvana in Wayanad. Despite the high prices, some berries go to waste as farmers are unaware of the market potential.

Farmers made a fortune on this fruit. Now it is piling up

New Jersey Farmer Honored as National Outstanding Young Farmer - Morning Ag Clips

Program was designed to honor and recognize young farmers across America

Drought severely impacts local farming community, raises threat of water cuts

Farmer Jim Alderman lost 1,000 acres to wildfire as Palm Beach County leaders warn of possible water shortage management

Nagaland: SAMETI organises training on natural farming

State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) conducted a three-day training program for ATMA functionaries on natural farming in the North East Region. The event featured expert speakers and covered various aspects of natural farming, including principles, soil protection, and government schemes. Participants visited KVK Dimapur for practical insights.

Oregon ballot measure to restrict hunting, fishing and farming sparks debate | Local | kdrv.com

A proposed Oregon ballot initiative, the PEACE Act, aims to amend animal cruelty laws by removing exemptions for activities like hunting, fishing, and livestock production. Supporters argue it will reduce animal suffering, while opponents claim it would severely impact agriculture and wildlife management.

'Constant rain has made farming more difficult and expensive'

After a long and "extraordinarily wet" winter, Jon Hammond has been left counting the cost.

House Ag Republicans unveil Farm Bill 2026 with Prop 12 fix

In Q1 2025, 12% of small pork operations exited the market or shifted production away from breeding due to compliance costs and uncertainty.

‘Farm Babe’ to farmers: your voice is powerful - The Monte Vista Journal

Michelle Miller, the ‘Farm Babe’, encouraging farmers to embrace the power of their voice and expertise to connect with consumers.

The success story of ‘renegade’ farmer Oein - The Monte Vista Journal

David Oein, keynote speaker at the Southern Rocky Mountain Agriculture Conference and Trade Show in Monte Vista, tells an inspiring and lesson-filled story about surviving in difficult times.

When giants get trapped: How Kerala’s fishers are learning to save the world’s largest fish

It is about the simple act of letting something immense, ancient and gentle return to the water, and watching it disappear, knowing that for once, humans did not take, but gave something back

Flowers and flour: Wisbech farmer's bid to turn a profit

Flowers and flour: One farmer's bid to turn a profit

'It is not too late to turn this around': Minnesota farmers demand trade fix as $50 billion in losses push US agriculture toward ‘widespread collapse'

It’s a fight against rising agricultural costs, surplus crops dragging revenues down and the fallout of an international tariff war that threatens, as a February 3 letter from concerned U.S. agriculture experts put it, a “widespread collapse” of farms and rural communities

USDA Announces Farmer and Rancher Freedom Framework to End Agricultural Lawfare

Ending abusive government overreach. Protecting farmers, families, and private property.

Ghana's unpaid cocoa farmers are forced to go hungry

How a 1/8 Acre Garden Feeds a Family of 6 ALL YEAR!

You don't need a giant garden to feed your family!

This Crop is WAY Better Than Potatoes (And No One Grows It!)

This video explores the benefits and ease of growing Jerusalem artichokes, a crop that is tastier than potatoes, easier to grow, and offers exceptional health benefits. It highlights how this crop can be planted once and harvested indefinitely, despite its rarity in cultivation.

In South Africa's affluent Western Cape, farmers lose cattle to drought

In South Africa's most visited and affluent province, Western Cape, one of the worst droughts in living memory is drying up dams, scorching grass and killing livestock, prompting the government to declare a national emergency this month

Delhi Green Home With 400 Fruit Trees!

This video highlights Padam Singh's Delhi home, transformed into a lush oasis with 400 fruit trees, offering clean air and a peaceful environment. Singh, a retired Income Tax Commissioner, cultivates over 40 varieties of fruits using innovative methods and dedication. The video promotes urban gardening and sustainable living, encouraging viewers to connect with Singh for inspiration.

Cool tech for sustainable farming | University of Minnesota

At the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Professor George Annor is leading research into cold plasma technology — a novel approach that has the potential to help farmers confront rising costs, reduce the need for synthetic fertilizer, naturally manage pests and significantly i

A Gardener and a Child Psychologist on Why Gardening Is One of the Best Habits for Children

This article explains how gardening can be a beneficial habit for children, offering a grounding alternative to screen time. It features insights from Dr. Kaveri Subbiah, a developmental pediatrician, and Asmita Purohit, a sustainability expert. They agree that gardening should be child-led and pressure-free, allowing children to explore and learn at their own pace. The article also provides practical advice on plant choices, safety tips, and making gardening enjoyable for kids.