Illinois Newsroom - People working to address hunger say the canceled report is a main resource to understand where and how people are experiencing food insecurity across the country. The post USDA will no longer track hunger among Americans. That concerns food advocates appeared first on IPM Newsroom.| IPM Newsroom
Illinois Newsroom - Farmers are struggling as China orders soybeans from Brazil and Argentina. They prefer trade over aid, hoping for a deal soon. The post Trump plans aid package for US soybean farmers while seeking trade deal with China appeared first on IPM Newsroom.| IPM Newsroom
The much-anticipated second EAT-Lancet Commission on Healthy, Sustainable and Just Food Systems has been released, building on the landmark 2019 report that first defined the Planetary Health Diet.| State of the Planet
In the heart of California’s agricultural landscape, a quiet but powerful transformation is underway. It’s built on relationships, rooted in equity, and fueled by a deep commitment to community. At the center of this shift is the Fresno BIPOC Produce, a food hub that is a farmer-focused distribution model designed specifically to include Black, Indigenous, […] The post Building a Future: Inside Fresno BIPOC Produce Food Hub appeared first on California Grown.| California Grown
Since its launch in July 2021, the MiSTRIPS program at the KBS LTER has established over 50 acres of prairie in agricultural lands across Michigan that have helped to improve water quality…| KBS LTER
In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Lee Rinehart is joined by Mike Miezianka, co-founder of Toasted Oysters, a 3 1/2-acre aquaculture farm on Great South […]| ATTRA – Sustainable Agriculture
Austria’s agri-trade deficit hit €1.3B in 2025 as imports rose faster than exports, with Germany remaining its top export market. The post Austria’s Agri-Trade Deficit Surpasses €1.3 Billion appeared first on The International.| The International
Les tensions entre le monde environnemental et le monde agricole se sont cristallisées au cours des derniers mois autour de la loi Duplomb. Philippe Mauguin, président de l’Inrae, l’institut de recherche public qui œuvre à apporter des solutions alternatives aux traitements phytosanitaires et étudie leurs impacts, tente l’apaisement.| Le Nouvel Obs - EcoloObs
MidCity District has announced its lineup of fall activities. The schedule includes the following events: Oktoberfest at The Camp 5909 University Drive NW Celebrate Oktoberfest at The Camp with beer and food specials running all day on Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October 4. Live music will also be available with Carver Commodore featuring Local […] The post Big Tops, BBQ, and Holiday Cheer: What’s Happening at MidCity This Fall appeared first on Huntsville Business Journal.| Huntsville Business Journal
Clean water is vital to our health, communities, and economy. Streams and wetlands provide many benefits by trapping floodwaters, recharging groundwater supplies, filtering pollution, and providing habitat for fish and wildlife. People depend on clean water sources for their health: about 117 million US residents — one in three people ... [continued] The post What’s Contaminating Our Once-Pristine Water Sources? appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Despite the abrupt U-turn in federal energy policy, solar farming innovators continue to push the envelope on agrivoltaic practices that combine farm productivity with renewable energy generation, habitat restoration, and soil conservation. The post New Agrivoltaic Solutions Keep Bubbling Up, Despite The Renewable Energy Clampdown appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
US farmers will have to wait for their tariff bailout while President Donald Trump puts the finishing touches on a $20 billion assistance package for Argentina. The post Trump To US Farmers: Drop Dead, We’re Going Full MAGA (Make Argentina Great Again) appeared first on CleanTechnica.| CleanTechnica
Temps de lecture : 9minutesAvailable in English. Au cours des dernières années, on a observé, à l’échelle mondiale, une importante croissance de la demande en minéraux et en métaux. Cette croissance est principalement attribuable à la transition énergétique et aux avancées technologiques. Grâce à... Lire la suite › L’article Chaîne d’approvisionnement en minéraux critiques : bâtir la résilience du Canada est apparu en premier sur Notes de la Colline.| Notes de la Colline
The common thread in these case studies was that the plaintiffs experienced an excess water problem they had never seen before. The post Examining the causes of litigious flooding events appeared first on Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine.| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
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The average price at supermarkets across Japan stood at ¥4,275 per 5 kilograms, up for three consecutive weeks.| The Japan Times
In late 2021, the Food Trails project invited experts, investors and financial actors to participate in the project’s Investors Living Lab, together with municipalities. The Investor…| Climate Value Exchange
Concentrated animial feed lots, sometimes called 'factory farms,' pose a unique challenge for environmental regulators.| Citizens Research Council of Michigan
The European Union has won the Regulatory Cold War and then quickly lost the peace.| The Risk-Monger
Using the Rainfall Exclusion Experiment (REX) within the KBS LTER, researchers found that nematode communities are more stable in early successional landscapes than agricultural ones during drought. This study highlights the importance of plant diversity for resilient soil ecosystems under environmental change. As farmers adopt new strategies to cope with increasingly extreme weather events, suchRead More| KBS LTER
W.K. Kellogg Biological Station faculty member and part of the KBS LTER Executive Committee, Christine Sprunger, is one of 39 visionaries named to the 2025 Top Agri-food Pioneers, or TAP, list by the World Food Prize Foundation. Now in its second year, the TAP list honors individuals driving bold and innovative solutions to the most pressing challenges inRead More| KBS LTER
As a follow up to the 2025 Cultivating Resilience Winter Conference, Ottawa Conservation District has partnered up with the Michigan State University Kellogg Biological Station and Shady Side Farm to bring you a field day focused on incorporating prairie strips into your farmland operations and crop fields. Strategically placed native prairie strips in crop fieldsRead More| KBS LTER
The Kellogg Biological Station (KBS) LTER program has pioneered research in sustainable farming practices and conservation in agricultural landscapes for decades, yet many of these practices are underused on farms. We need a deeper understanding about the barriers faced by farmers when adopting conservation practices, and the stronger connections between existing research and farmer needs. As partRead More| KBS LTER
“A road to resilience.” The picture depicts a field visit to deliver cardamom saplings, where the vehicle got stranded in mud and monsoon. Years later, little has changed. In many parts of Nepal, half the year remains a struggle for access, as unpaved roads vanish under landslides and floods, leaving villages isolated and development out […]| American University: Journal of International Service
Photo of Roseau, the capital of Dominica, as a cruise ship sits in the port. Roseau is the largest city and main economic hub on the island. (Image Source: Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/photos/dominica-roseau-caribbean-sea-4884551/) By Morgan Dreibelbis Introduction The United Nations has designated the Caribbean as “ground zero” in the global climate emergency, warning that, without immediate action, […]| American University: Journal of International Service
A 15-acre campus is expected to include a food bank, fruit trees, community kitchen, wastewater treatment center and more.| Honolulu Civil Beat
America has a lot going for it, and the ability to feed itself would be at the top of the list. The country is rich in arable farmland. This important truth is one that suffuses this collection of harvest-time photos taken during LIFE’s original run from 1936 to 1972. The crops being harvested in these ... Read more| LIFE
Arnold Barclay began penciling planting dates, seed varieties, inputs and harvest dates for sugarbeets production when he began growing them in 1962.| Agweek
Inflation and plans to, eventually, process “soft” seeds along with soybeans has added to the original cost of the plant planned to be built in Grand Forks, North Dakota.| Agweek
How a trip to the state fair grew into a popping business for one South Dakota family.| Agweek
The World Association of Beet and Cane Growers held its annual meeting in Fargo, North Dakota, and climate change and ways to mitigate it were on the agenda for the second day of the program.| Agweek
Lower-priced commodities and lower yields may mean some producers qualify for farm program payments.| Agweek
Silver and soybeans carry a reputation for volatility and momentum, and both attract speculative money. Allison Thompson explains how psychology connects the two unlike commodities.| Agweek
Jamie Dickerman of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss ongoing news that is so far doing little to move grain markets on the Agweek Market Wrap.| Agweek
Intermittent heavy rains that began in the middle of the May spurred an improvement in drought conditions in parts of the region, but more moisture will be needed to keep things growing.| Agweek
Glenn Muller, executive director of South Dakota Pork Producers, was named the 2025 SD Governor's Ag Ambassador. This award recognizes an individual who made an impact on the agricultural industry.| Agweek
Conservation organizations in South Dakota joined forces to provide a training course for landowners to learn more about how to incorporate prescribed burns on their land.| Agweek
The family farm Jenny Schlecht lives on was hit by a tornado on June 20. More than two months later, she explains how the recovery process has been long and painful.| Wadena Pioneer Journal
Modern agriculture is hopelessly intertwined with politics, Jenny Schlecht points out. That means those working in agriculture need to pay attention and educate themselves on the news of the day.| Wadena Pioneer Journal
Standing on a hill in Morton County, North Dakota, Jenny Schlecht pondered the importance of a diverse ag industry and in having opportunities to do something different when times are tough.| Wadena Pioneer Journal
The affected research staff worked at the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, and the Economic Research Service. Also fired were probationary loan officers at the Farm Service Agency.| Agweek
The MAHA Committee, led by Robert F. Kennedy, released a report identifying four potential drivers they believe are behind the rise of chronic childhood disease. Agricultural groups speak out.| Agweek
Illinois Newsroom - Rainfall has been below average in recent months, according to Illinois State Climatologist Trent Ford. The post Central Illinois farmers face severe drought with low yields for harvest season appeared first on IPM Newsroom.| IPM Newsroom
A new water conservation program, which allows farmers to sell their water rights to housing developers, officially went into effect last week. The "Ag-to-Urban" program is designed to address two of Arizona's most pressing challenges, such as water scarcity and the housing shortage. By converting high-water-use farmland to residential development, state officials project the program […] The post Ag-to-Urban Program Now Active, Conserving Water and Boosting Housing appeared first on Cactu...| Cactus Politics
Governor Katie Hobbs declared a state of emergency Saturday for Gila County after severe monsoon storms unleashed catastrophic flooding that has claimed three lives and left others potentially missing. The disaster has transformed the area into a hazardous zone, with emergency crews working around the clock to search for survivors and assess the full scope […] The post Devastating Floods Leads Hobbs to Issue State of Emergency in Gila County appeared first on Cactus Politics.| Cactus Politics
Alan Laidlaw has been appointed as England’s first Commissioner for the Tenant Farming Sector. In this guest post, he shares his background, his ambitions for the role, and how he plans to work with the sector to strengthen relationships and collaboration between tenant farmers, landlords, and advisers.| Farming
Because methane is so potent, trapping more than 80 times as much heat as carbon dioxide over a 20-year period, the livestock industry’s footprint has become a central focus for climate scientists …| California Curated
Scientists at the University of Florida are testing a new type of citrus tree that can fight off the tiny insects responsible for citrus greening. While the genetically edited tree has only been tested so far in the lab and the greenhouse, it is one of the most promising discoveries to date in a challenge that has plagued growers, researchers and consumers as Florida’s citrus industry has plummeted over the past two decades. The post Researchers explore breakthrough approach to combat devas...| Explore Magazine
A new suite of resources on composting and compost use in California was created specifically for municipal and county planners. It includes a live link to a map of California Compost Feedstock and Capacity. The post Introducing Municipal Planners To Composting And Compost Use appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
The pilot compost cost share program is aimed to help meet procurement targets while making compost more accessible and affordable. The post Compost Cost Share In California County appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
The largest private land conservation project in America recently took a huge step forward to its ultimate goal by acquiring a controversial, 22,000-acre property from recalcitrant owners. The private ranchland blocked a 3.8-mile access road to a large National Monument in Montana, but its acquisition by the American Prairie Reserve will soon give residents in […] The post Land Was Owned by Billionaires Who Didn’t Allow Access to National Monument – Now it’s Open appeared first on Goo...| Good News Network
There was no shortage of buffalo check flannel and cowboy boots among attendees of Farm Aid’s 40th anniversary concert in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on September 20, 2025, but alongside them were just as many folks clad in t-shirts with “Stop Factory Farms” printed on the front. This message summed up the main takeaway of the event: […] The post Four Decades after Farm Crisis, Farmers Still Face Challenges to Stay Afloat appeared first on The Daily Yonder.| The Daily Yonder
Now in its 50th season, the Des Moines Downtown Farmers Market draws hundreds of vendors each Saturday from May to October, as shoppers buy flowers, baked goods, spices and produce. It’s a festive atmosphere with street musicians on the corners and families and their pets threading through the crowds. But amidst the vibrancy of one […] The post At the Des Moines farmers market, tariffs and inflation squeeze vendors appeared first on Investigate Midwest.| Investigate Midwest
This story was originally published by The New Lede. Top regulatory officials met with agricultural and chemical industry representatives dozens of times in the first few months after President Trump took office in January, government records show — meetings that were followed by a series of regulatory rollbacks and a downplaying of pesticide concerns by the administration’s […] The post FOIA records reveal EPA leaders frequent meetings with industry lobbyists appeared first on Invest...| Investigate Midwest
Rural Illinois is shrinking. Over the past decade, all of Illinois’ 21 farm-dependent counties – places where farming makes up a large share of jobs and income – have lost population. Meanwhile, the state’s rural areas tied to meatpacking and food manufacturing have seen immigration slow population losses and, in some cases, keep local economies afloat. […] The post Rural Illinois’ food economy depends on immigrants appeared first on Investigate Midwest.| Investigate Midwest
Florida Congressman Darren Soto (D) called out the Trump administration’s controversial tariffs, claiming that it is harming the farmers and the U.S. farming industry. “Here’s an idea! How about just ending the tariffs instead???" Rep. Soto questioned. "Farmers would rather sell their crops than have a handout.” Rep. Soto’s comments come after President Donald Trump […] The post Darren Soto Calls on Trump Administration to End Tariffs Over Farming Industry Concerns appeared first ...| The Floridian
A traveling exhibition of nearly 90 works by labor photographer and journalist David Bacon offering a window into the lived experiences of farmworkers launches on Saturday, Sept. 13, at the University of California, Davis. Organized by the UC Davis Labor and Community Center in partnership with the artist, the exhibition shines a light on the […]| UC Davis Library
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Thessaly is pioneering modern robotics technologies with a strong focus on environmental protection. The University of Thessaly is at the forefront of agricultural innovation, developing next-generation solutions for smart farming and climate change adaptation. Through its Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the university is integrating IoT, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), 5G network...| Greek News Agenda
Greece, historically, has always been blessed with fertile land. Its land, has always had plentiful gifts to offer to those who dedicate their time, effort and passion to it. Agricultural identity has shaped the way of life for the majority of Greeks, since long before the establishment of the modern Greek state. During the 1800s, while Western Europe was rapidly industrializing, Greece maintained its agricultural identity. The geomorphology of the Greek land, the semi-tropical climate and Me...| Greek News Agenda
WCO presents excerpts from a recent IESO document, the Provincial Policy Statement and the AMO toolkit to answer questions about wind turbines and protection of prime agricultural land in Ontario| Wind Concerns Ontario
The Trump administration is decrying diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The move is hurting communities and undermining its own goals for agriculture.| Illinois Newsroom
Kristian Bailey is a farmer, and he also considers himself a land steward and teacher. At Orais Hand Farm, located across the road from the Mississippi River, he is trying to move away from the ide…| A Peace of My Mind
As the drought extends its grip across Arizona, we are flooded with stories of the impending crisis — Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson and other cities are running short of water for […]| Arizona Capitol Times
I write as a resident of Colorado, where every drop of the river matters to our farms, families, and future. I have no fiduciary interest in water. I don’t own […]| Arizona Capitol Times
The Elk and Lee fires damaged electrical lines that power the Piceance Basin, which produces about 2% to 5% of the U.S. daily consumption of natural gas| The Colorado Sun
In 2025, two landmark pieces of legislation, the American Relief Act and the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act, sought to provide America’s farmers and agricultural landowners some much-needed relief in the wake of challenging years. Together, they represent nearly $100 billion in new support for farmers, ranchers, and landowners, and their impact will ripple across … Continue reading "Legislative Impacts on Agriculture in 2025" The post Legislative Impacts on Agriculture in 2025 appeared first...| National Land Realty News
Turkeys, cattle, cats and pheasants in South Dakota have been infected with bird flu. Scientists worry: Is a large human outbreak next?| South Dakota News Watch
"You had critters here who were completely dependent on the defendants for their lives, and for whatever reason, they neglected that duty."| South Dakota News Watch
Tourism data from 2024 indicates that several counties in the state had a spike in visitor spending, and most of those are rural.| South Dakota News Watch
In 2025, agriculture is no longer just about yield—it’s about survival. As climate volatility intensifies, land constraints tighten, and geopolitical shocks reshape supply...| Cleantech Group
Soybean farmers are nearing panic mode and corn growers are expecting low prices and profits, but cattle ranchers may see record revenues this year.| South Dakota News Watch
Sixteen Senators are demanding the Trump Administration reverse canceling the bipartisan Rural Energy for America Program WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) and Senate Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) led fourteen colleagues in demanding the Trump Administration re-commit to funding energy projects across rural America through the bipartisan Rural Energy for […] The post U.S. Senators Tina Smith, Amy Klobuchar Lead Push to Reinstate Energy Projects fo...| Senator Tina Smith
Discover how to forage safely and sustainably with this beginner’s guide to finding wild food, building self-sufficiency, and connecting with nature.| Environment Co
In Kurdistan, innovators are reinventing agriculture with hydroponics and AI, creating climate-friendly solutions for food security and resilience| Ideas Beyond Borders
Reading Time: 7minutesDisponible en français. In recent years, global demand for minerals and metals has grown significantly, driven primarily by an energy transition and technological advances. With vast mineral resources and a strong industrial capacity, Canada could position itself to take advantage... Read More › The post The Critical Minerals Supply Chain: Building Canada’s Resilience appeared first on HillNotes.| HillNotes
International Ozone Protection Day, or World Ozone Day, is marked every year on 16 September – the date the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (the Montreal Protocol) was signed in 1987. This HillNote provides an overview of the progress made through the Montreal Protocol to reverse damage to the ozone layer caused by human-made synthetic substances. The Montreal Protocol is often cited as an example of the progress that can be made on environmental issues through ...| HillNotes
A Wisconsin appeals court has ruled that the state’s Department of Natural Resources has the authority to regulate large-scale animal farms, a blow to big farm groups amid their decades-long fight to scale back environmental oversight. This particular legal battle began in May 2023, when two organizations representing industrial-scale dairy farms sued the DNR. They argued that the agency had overstepped its authority by requiring big livestock farms, called Concentrated Animal Feeding Opera...| Barn Raiser
With the report’s neutered language around industrial farming practices, MAHA supporters—and critics—dig in for the battles ahead.| Barn Raiser
Two laws to protect forests hit major setbacks this week as the EU continues its turn away from environmentalism.| POLITICO
Africa’s growing young population has the potential to transform the continent’s economic trajectory. But realising this potential will require enhancing the attitudes, institutions, and structures that foster resilience and prosperity. The post Growing without prosperity: how Africa can turn a youth boom into wealth appeared first on Vision of Humanity.| Vision of Humanity
When agricultural economists look at the Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade – a quarterly report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture – they expect two parts: data tables and a written analysis explaining those numbers.| Illinois Newsroom
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last week, U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) and Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA-06) filed an amicus brief in support of a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration. The lawsuit challenges the administration’s decision to cut billions of dollars in funding for key U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) programs. The lawsuit, New Jersey et […] The post Fetterman, Houlahan Back Court Fight Against Trump Admin Cuts to USDA Farm and Food Programs appeared ...| U.S. Senator John Fetterman
Downstream from the San Luis Valley, New Mexico works to balance aridification with the needs of big ag and small farms The post The Rio Grande’s pecan problem appeared first on Alamosa Citizen.| Alamosa Citizen
Federal tariffs-fueled uncertainty continues to challenge Lancaster County employers, according to the Economic Intelligence Report by EDC Lancaster County.| Central Penn Business Journal
This “living fossil” has survived in the South American Andes for millennia, but now faces an uncertain future due to climate change, fires, and voracious European animals. The post The Monkey Puzzle Tree Faces More Threats than a Barrel of Monkeys appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
In early summer, wild forecasts appeared in the Germany media with dire warnings of a blistering hot summer, accompanied by severe drought! Harvests risked being dreadful. Germany sees bumper harvest in 2025 due to favorable weather. Symbol image generated by Grok AI. But now that summer has ended, Germany’s DWD national weather service reports this […]| NoTricksZone
Last session, OEC passed two bills—SB 1154 and HB 3525—that we’ve been working on with partners like Oregon Association of Clean Water Agencies and Verde for nearly a decade! It’s a huge win for the future of water in Oregon. OEC’s Karen Lewotsky explains: Let’s start with SB 1154. Can you describe the bill, what it changes, and give ...| Oregon Environmental Council
The Environmental Protection Agency has published the Early Insights Nitrogen Indicator report for the first six-months of 2025.| Water Magazine
Yushu Xia's research bridges field-based science and advanced modeling to inform more resilient land management strategies that benefit farmers, ranchers, communities and the planet.| State of the Planet
More than you might think. The post What old growth forests have to do with your food appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
#iamthewest: Giving voice to the people that make up communities in the region. The post ‘How many bricks of colonization do we sit under?’ appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
Students from Heritage University and Northwest Indian College were the first to document the presence of the spotted wing drosophila on the Yakama Nation Reservation — a first step to help eradicate it on tribal land. The post Invasive fruit fly hits the Yakama Nation’s huckleberry fields appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
Despite repeated warnings from experts, soil continues to erode at an alarming pace. Soil health advocates say it's past time to do something about it.| InForum
Expert tips for mitigating market risk. Why the timing of avian influenza's return could make it worse. A garlic farm in South Dakota. Minnesota cereal company cares for people and the planet.| Agweek
Rollins said financing the bailout with “tariff income that is now coming into America” was “absolutely a potential.”| Agweek
Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House, said his administration will ask the Supreme Court to reverse a U.S. appeals court ruling last week that found many of his tariffs were illegal.| Agweek
Citing reports from NDSU and the World Agricultural Economic and Environmental Services, speakers said tariffs would be devastating to an ag industry still recovering from a Trump-backed trade war in 2018.| Agweek
The report says the EPA will work to build public confidence in its pesticide review process and reform its agrochemical approval process to ensure their "timely availability" to farmers.| Agweek
Amid uncertainty about crop sizes and demand, markets experts are urging farmers to minimize their risk and protect themselves going into harvest season.| Agweek
Jamie Dickerman of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss market response to USDA reports, lacking trade deals on the Agweek Market Wrap.| Agweek