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A cyclosporiasis outbreak across nine states has triggered a shift in consumer shopping habits, moving demand from major grocery chains to local farms.
A rising Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce has triggered widespread consumer caution and a shift in shopping habits toward local produce markets.
A UN report finds that a healthy diet remains unaffordable for one-third of the global population, despite a measured decline in overall hunger levels.
The French environment minister is set to resign following the legislative passage of a farm bill that permits the reintroduction of two previously banned pesticides.
Russia faces a significant fuel shortage as refinery production drops while authorities attempt to manage distribution and regional impact.
A record-breaking outbreak of the parasite Cyclospora is prompting public health warnings, business adjustments, and shifts in consumer shopping habits.
Santa Clara County officials have launched a door-to-door effort to retrieve 1,100 grapevines sold at Costco due to concerns over an invasive pest.
WNBA player Sophie Cunningham is facing widespread backlash after publicly criticizing the expansion of AI data centers on agricultural land.
Severe flooding in China's Guangxi region has prompted a national debate over the potential use of heavy-duty drones for emergency rescue operations.
New reports suggest that transitioning to healthy, sustainable diets could fundamentally reshape global agriculture.
Driscoll’s faces multiple accusations regarding pesticide safety and marketing claims, sparking a wave of legal and workplace misconduct allegations.
John Deere has entered a 10-year settlement requiring the company to provide equipment owners and independent shops with repair tools and software.
Box Elder County has declared a state of emergency following a surge in avian influenza cases impacting local dairy cattle and egg-laying hens.
Severe heat waves across Europe are causing widespread poultry losses and threatening agricultural yields in key farming nations.
US wheat production faces 150-year low as market volatility and trade speculation intensify
A California farmer’s 182,000-pound nectarine giveaway sparks legal and agricultural buzz
Supreme Court ruling strips states’ power to shield consumers from corporate liability when federal agencies fail to act
Idaho dairies and poultry farms face strict quarantine measures as the state emerges as a primary hotspot for avian influenza in the Mountain West.
A free nectarine giveaway in Reedley, California, ended in a shutdown by authorities as crowds gathered amid a legal dispute between a farmer and a marketer.
The Trump administration has launched a $500 million program to provide financial support to small and mid-size independent beef processors.
Multiple egg producers have agreed to a $3.3 million settlement and 53 million egg donation to resolve allegations of a multi-state price-fixing scheme.
A severe heatwave across Europe has resulted in over 1,300 deaths, prompting concerns over infrastructure stability and agricultural output.
H5N1 bird flu has reached Australia, triggering agricultural lockdowns and raising concerns for native wildlife across the continent.