Agriculture

Farmers along the Missouri River won a mass action federal lawsuit last December against the Army Corps of Engineers for land damages they say are...

Opposition to electronic tracking is bringing together an unusual group of interests in the agriculture community, but its use overseas may make it an inevitability in time.

Getting newborn chickens to their owners is always a challenge. But the recent extreme weather posed an challenges for Midwest hatcheries.

Missouri wants to make it easier for farmers to get pesticide training and also keep the U.S. EPA from taking over the responsibility.

Large meat companies are paying millions to settle price-fixing suits, but even those penalties may not change much.

The USDA has published final rules for hemp production in 2021, although Midwest farmers could still be in for a difficult year.

President-elect Joe Biden played it safe by choosing former Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to return to the post, but that isn't playing well with everyone.

Washington University is looking at Dicamba at the molecular level to see if there is a better way to keep it from drifting away from where it's sprayed.

Hoping to help relieve pressure on meat supply chains seen during the pandemic, federal and state agencies are looking to boost small meatpacking operations, but the benefit may be different and take a while.

Biden And Trump's agriculture plans are less than clear, but it may not make much of a difference in the election.