As bumblebee populations continue to decline, a USDA entomologist searches for a replacement pollinator.
Adopting a wild horse is a dream of many small-scale farmers but is not a decision to be taken lightly. Keep these thoughts in mind before making an adoption decision.
The public is invited to comment on a move to ban the use of the herbicide Atrazine, shown to cause defects in frogs, fish and mammals.
Gardener’s Supply offers a free tool for pinpointing plant problems and finding prevention and control solutions.
Prospective UC Davis students can apply for the Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems bachelor’s program in November.
The amount of herbicides lost through vaporization greatly outweighs losses through field runoff, a study shows.
Farmers experiencing losses due to Hurricane Irene damage can turn to the USDA for emergency assistance and farm loans.
As drought conditions persist in some U.S. states, farmers worry about meeting grain- and grazing-production needs.
The Alltech Ag Network allows farm-centric groups to connect via live video-streaming, photo uploads and other digital media.
Kitchen Garden International encourages gardeners of all abilities and with all sizes of land to celebrate local food during World Kitchen Garden Day.
Feeding pigs mannan oligosaccharides helped combat porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus, a study shows.
Heat stress, pest problems and lack of pollinators cause low yields in home gardens this summer.
