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Trump warns John Deere of ‘200% tariff’ but market shrugs off the threat

By Greg McKenna

September 24, 2024

Trump threatens tractor maker John Deere with 200% import tariff if it moves manufacturing to Mexico

Trump threatens tractor maker John Deere with 200% import tariff if it moves manufacturing to Mexico

By Adriana Gomez Licon, Jill Colvin, Will Weissert and The Associated Press

September 24, 2024

Cameron Sorgenfrey holds a tall corn stalk next to a short corn stalk, illustrating the difference between the classic and new corn styles.

Scientists develop climate-resistant ‘short corn’ with larger yields

By Scott McFettridge and The Associated Press

September 23, 2024

Prosciutto at risk: Italy struggles to protect its 20-billion-euro pork industry from swine fever

Prosciutto at risk: Italy struggles to protect its 20-billion-euro pork industry from swine fever

By Ljubomir Milasin and AFP

September 23, 2024

person in hazmat suit holding a chicken

First U.S. bird flu infection without exposure to animals detected in Missouri patient

By AFP

September 7, 2024

The future could be bright for Irish wine as long as climate change warms up its cool climate

The future could be bright for Irish wine as long as climate change warms up its cool climate

By Peter Murphy and AFP

August 22, 2024

Farmer Rolf Rohrbach poses with one of his cow in the village of Aarwangen, central Switzerland, on November 29, 2023. Cows grazing on lush pastures with ornate metal bells gently tinkling around their necks may be the ultimate symbol of Switzerland, but not everyone is enchanted by such traditional scenes. In the village of Aarwangen in central Switzerland, a complaint was filed earlier this year over the noise levels from a herd of around 15 cows left to graze overnight on a field next to a residential area. (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP) (Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images)

Why high food prices can be good news for shoppers—the Swiss farming paradox explained

By Bastian Benrath-Wright and Bloomberg

August 19, 2024

Dairy farmer Jesus Hurtado wheres a baseball hat in front of cows in a stable at Hurtado Dairy in Idaho, where he manages 30,000 cattle. Dairy processing facility Suntado co-founder

China’s newfound taste for milk could be a $626 billion business. How U.S. banks and dairy farmers plan to cash in

By Michael del Castillo

August 14, 2024

A woman smiles petting a tiny sheep

Move over, dogs and cats—there’s now a growing demand for mini farm animals

By Haleluya Hadero, Anne D'Innocenzio and The Associated Press

August 12, 2024

Growing mangoes in Greece is the latest bizarre climate change experiment as droughts become the norm

Growing mangoes in Greece is the latest bizarre climate change experiment as droughts become the norm

By Lea Dauple and AFP

August 11, 2024

Heatwave deaths expose air conditioning crisis: Elderly and minorities most at risk

Heatwave deaths expose air conditioning crisis: Elderly and minorities most at risk

August 2, 2024

Jeff Rowe, CEO of Syngenta.

Syngenta CEO Jeff Rowe is incorporating AI and taking inspiration from timeless classics to help feed 8 billion people

By Peter Vanham

August 1, 2024

Tom Vilsack

Black and minority farmers get $2 billion in payments after USDA acknowledges years of discrimination

By Summer Ballentine and The Associated Press

August 1, 2024

California farmers are signing up in droves to get paid to give up their water rights for 2 months because their summer crop prices are so low

California farmers are signing up in droves to get paid to give up their water rights for 2 months because their summer crop prices are so low

By Amy Taxin and The Associated Press

July 25, 2024

Chocolate Easter bunnies at a grocery store in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Chocolate shortages: Swiss chocolate maker Lindt warns that poor harvests and high prices may lead to a global slowdown

By Mumbi Gitau, Ilena Peng and Bloomberg

July 24, 2024

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