A new report from the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization, or FAO, has found that more fish were farmed worldwide in...
They’re in the sewage sludge that farmers spread on fields as fertilizer, the pesticides used to control insects and the groundwat...
In 2022, the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health drew a link between good health and good food. Building on the...
The African Development Bank Group, in partnership with Ethiopia, the Netherlands, OCP-Africa, and the Global Center on Adaptation...
We’ve also published this article in English. To read it in English, click here. Era mediados de febrero y, en la Ciudad de Oaxac...
También hemos publicado este artículo en español. Para leerlo en español, haga clic aquí. It was mid-February, and in Oaxaca Cit...
In the wake of the Northern hemisphere’s hottest summer on record, Cruz Salucio, a longtime farmworker and current educator with t...
Quintina Ayvar de la Cruz is the living embodiment of the environment that has been her home for 97 years. She has a brightness th...
In the 1970s, many rivers, streams and lakes in America were choked with trash, waste and sewage. The Androscoggin River, which fl...
Burkina Faso’s smallholder farmers, the backbone of the country’s agriculture, are getting a major boost. The Food and Agriculture...
Yola Fresh, a Moroccan agritech startup, has secured $7 million in pre-Series A funding to expand its platform connecting smallhol...
The African Development Fund has committed a $22.7 million grant to Malawi, aiming to transform the country’s agricultural sector ...
Market Access Africa (MAA) 2024, set for June 25-26 at the Landmark Centre, is expected to be a significant event for the agricult...
November 2023 November may not stand out traditionally as big month for produce, however, we have some really exciting new produc...
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On a recent 48-degree spring morning, I left my warm bed well before dawn to meet a stranger with a big gun. I donned my Upstate N...
Note: This story mentions suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, you can call 1-800-FARM-AID (I-800-327-6243) or call or...
Truth be told, cattle farmers are no fans of lupine. If a pregnant cow chows down on the plant, its toxins can cause the unborn ca...
This story is part of our ongoing PFAS series, The PFAS Problem: Demystifying ‘Forever Chemicals’ PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalky...
