Agriculture

To try to prevent the mice from devouring everything, the state government has ordered 1,320 gallons of bromadiolone, a banned poison, from India.

It is no secret that 2021 may be the last year to adequately address climate change.

Some 49% of the U.S. agricultural workforce is undocumented. A new bill making its way through Congress would expand systems already in place that help U.S. employers hire migrant workers legally.

"Without these H-2A workers, these apples would not get picked," Jason Minard of Minard's Family Farm said.

Researchers identified "antibiotic resistance genes" in waterways and soils near factory farms in the U.S., according to a report shared exclusively with Newsweek.

Xi Jinping cannot be happy that China is increasingly dependent on a nation he has identified as his enemy, the United States.

Through their hard work and dedication, undocumented farmworkers have already proven themselves worthy of citizenship.

With over 242,000 acres of farmland, Bill Gates is America's biggest farmland owner, and his ownership may be connected to climate change and plant-based meat substitutes.

Ducks are pitted against an invasive species in Thailand, where flocks of Khaki Campbells pick over fallow fields.

2020 saw record numbers of swarms of locusts across East Africa and southwest Asia, with experts warning climate change could increase their frequency.

At least 14 seed species have been identified in mysterious packages sent unsolicited to people in the U.S. from China, but officials are continuing to warn those who receive the seeds to not plant them.

Bee colonies around the world are facing several threats, including the use of pesticides, climate breakdown, and parasites.

Two former U.S. secretaries of agriculture explain the importance of SNAP payments amidst the current pandemic.

"Reducing poverty does not have to create unavoidable environmental costs," said researcher Paul Ferraro.

It was reported that a little more than $9 billion of aid would come from funding provided in the $2 trillion coronavirus relief package.

"People are panic-buying chickens like they did toilet paper," said Tom Watkins, the vice president of Murray McMurray Hatchery in Iowa.

Computer models have been used to predict the global impacts of a national food crisis similar to the 1930s Dust Bowl.

"More people could die outside the conflict areas due to famine than due to the direct effects of the war," researcher Jonas Jägermeyr said

"The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a secure backup facility for the seed banks of the world," Cierra Martin, a spokesperson for the Global Crop Diversity Trust, told Newsweek.

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The former New York City mayor was called "condescending" and an "enormous clown" over his assessment of what it takes to farm.

Studies indicate that the Judean date palm was first cultivated around 7,000 years ago.

Scientists have completed what they say is the first-ever open-field release of a genetically-modified insect. Genetically-modified insects could one day be used as an alternative to pesticide.

Researchers studying insecticide use on U.S. crops show that overall use has declined in the last 20 years, but what is being used is more toxic to bees.

The development of farming and introduction of livestock during the Neolithic Revolution was an opportunity for the African wolf and boosted populations, suggests study.

The former CEO of AT&T Broadband penned an Iowa newspaper column arguing that corporations have been able to celebrate but President Donald Trump's economic policies are "destroying" rural America.

With long-awaited federal regulations, farmers can begin growing hemp without fear of retribution from banks, insurance companies and local authorities.

How and why to support local farmers, what products to buy and how to celebrate National Farmers' Day 2019.

Chlorpyrifos is a widely used chemical product used on a variety of crops such as soya beans, alfafa, citrus, almonds, cotton, grapes and walnuts.

More than 3,000 quails, 1,000 chukars and 100 chickens died in the blaze in Greenup County, Kentucky.