The Trump administration’s goal to expel millions of immigrants laboring in the food system will likely increase the foreign workforce in the U.S., experts said Thursday. The administration has said ...

In Vicksburg, Mississippi, the south end of town near the municipal airport has no grocery stores, no food pantries. Mired in ...

U.S. farmers are likely staring down another year in the red, faced with a familiar cycle: rising costs and weakening markets ...

Less than two months ago, the Environmental Protection Agency announced its intent to unconditionally register three new ...

After the Civil War, the U.S. government promised 40 acres, either from abandoned plantations or unused land, to formerly ...

An Oklahoma rancher pouring out sack feed to his Angus and Charolais mix cattle in a pasture of dead grass caused by drought. photo from iStock * More intense droughts have led to less pasture land, ...

Jack Fehr harvesting soybeans on Iowa’s largest organic grain farm on Oct. 10, 2024. photo by Keith Schneider, The New Lede While President Donald Trump’s increase of tariffs — and retaliatory tariffs ...

* Right-to-repair legislation for farm equipment, which would require agricultural equipment manufacturers to make software tools available to farmers to fix their own machines, was introduced in the ...

Access and download herbicide damage incident reports created by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources in 2018 and 2019 by clicking here. Everything in Campbell, Missouri, is peaches. Peaches ...

Foreign owners of agricultural land are required to fill out the FSA 153 form with the USDA. photo by Darrell Hoemann, Investigate Midwest A law requiring foreign investors to report transactions of ...

This story is supported by funding from the Chicago Region Food Systems Fund. Esta historia también está disponible en español aquí. In Beardstown, Illinois, the Cuban couple had spent the past year ...

This article was originally published by The New Lede. EMMETSBURG, Iowa — Raised in rural Iowa, 71-year-old Maureen Reeves Horsley once considered her tiny hometown in the northwest part of the state ...