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- Where Corn Is King, a New Regard for Grass-Fed Beef June 18, 2013Breeders in the heartland are bringing a change to the beef industry, with grass-fed cattle that take longer to mature but lack added chemicals and hormones. […]
- Fraud Used to Frame Farm Bill Debate June 18, 2013While Congress debates cuts to the federal food stamp program, it has been reluctant to make changes to the crop insurance program, despite several recent fraud cases. […]
- Greedy Gardeners June 15, 2013The activists campaigning for urban farms should not forget the wildflowers, bees and butterflies that are critical to our survival. […]
- Almost-Summer Links June 13, 2013Some reading to get you through this last soggy week before summer. […]
- Record Corn and Soybean Yields Are Predicted June 13, 2013The Department of Agriculture estimated that 14 billion bushels of corn will be produced this year, but late planting may reduce the harvest. […]
- India Seeks Water Management Lessons From Israel June 12, 2013A delegation of Indian officials met with some of Israel’s leading experts to learn about technologies that keep the desert country green. […]
- Senate Passes Farm Bill; House Vote Is Less Sure June 11, 2013The measure is the first step in a renewed attempt at legislation that will set food and agriculture programs and policy. […]
- After Drought, Rains Plaguing Midwest Farms June 10, 2013In many areas of the Midwest, one extreme has given way to another, as flooded pastures have delayed planting or washed away young shoots. […]
- Visiting the Source | A Chef in the Field: Asparagus June 10, 2013In the first entry in an ongoing series examining the provenance of seasonal produce, a chef visits a farm in Amagansett to make a delicious peeled asparagus salad. […]
- Experts Urge Focus on Aquifers in Push for Water From Mexico June 9, 2013As Texas lawmakers say farmers in the Rio Grande Valley are hurting, experts caution that greater attention should be paid to water deep below the surface. […]
