Farming

A campaign has been launched to save Matilda and her piglets after she "earned her freedom" by leaving a livestock facility.

"Worth every cent—what that dog will do for the next person will save him that money in two years," the dog's breeder, Robert Macklin, told 9 News.

Police believe the dogs' owners may have set them loose on the lambs.

Ricky Dake, 59, of Monterey, Tennessee, was arrested on Thursday after officers initially found dead cattle back in February.

After a frightening car crash ejected a family dog from the vehicle, he ran off to a farm to do what he was born to do: herd sheep.

Seven lambs were killed in a single day, said the farmer, who believes a lack of carp in nearby Murtaugh Lake forced the birds to look elsewhere for food.

"Agricultural entities in the United States need labor," Joiner, spokesperson for the Texas Farm Bureau, the state's largest farm organization told Newsweek. "We're short on our workforce, and a lot of the interested able and willing workers to work in U.S. agriculture do come from foreign soils."

The new mum, a blue heeler, was proudly tending to her new litter of puppies, although one looks very different from the rest.

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

The Australian state of New South Wales has been worst-hit by the exploding mouse population as farmers called for urgent government support.

A TikTok user shares one cow's indulgent day of luxury, sparking admiration and jealousy among viewers.

Reports of hard butter have been spreading across social media in Canada, with agriculture experts saying palm oil could be the cause.

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

Coronavirus outbreaks at Utah mink farms have "greatly worsened since August," according to the Utah Animal Rights Coalition (UARC).

Chickens deserve to live a good life too. These sustainably sourced chickens from Cooks Venture guarantee that the ones you get on your table lived a full life.

Farmers in the state have lost hundreds of cattle due to the massive insect swarms, which arrived after Hurricane Laura brought heavy rainfall to the area.

The women banded together to stop monkeys from stealing vegetables farmed by local villagers.

California Representative Devin Nunes called the article written about his family farm a "hit piece" and a "legion of lies."

At an organic farm in Germany, this swine with a swagger makes piglets and his feces power turbines and feed crops.

Natalia Yurchenko lives on her farm with nine people, 100 chickens, 10 goats and Bubble. Now people who are stuck in the city due to COVID-19 come to Yurchenko with their families to look at and play with her animals—like a trip to the zoo, but without paying an entrance fee.

As your traditional investment options are failing in real-time, every day, low-risk investment options like farmland investing are an excellent way to brace your portfolio against the impending crash.

Rep. Ro Khanna is joining Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker in the legislation, and has submitted a companion bill in the House.

The virus reemerged in France in 2015, five years after the original outbreak was brought under control.

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

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

"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.

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

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.

From excitement to distress, the vocalization between cows can communicate their emotions. Researchers say these individualized calls can be used by farmers to boost animal welfare.