Trump picks former Ga. Gov. Sonny Perdue for agriculture secretary
Sonny Perdue made Georgia history in 2002 when he became the first Republican elected governor since the aftermath of the Civil War
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Sonny Perdue made Georgia history in 2002 when he became the first Republican elected governor since the aftermath of the Civil War
His threats to deport millions of immigrants are also spurring U.S. farmers to gird for a world of worker shortages
Meet one Haitian trying to rebuild the country by working outside the bloated scene of foreign NGOs
Climate change brings new challenges to estimated 120 million of world's poorest people, who depend on the crop not to wake up, but to survive
Bountiful harvests are leading to supermarket bargains, while producers and suppliers are forced to tighten their belts
Judiciary Committee Chair Charles Grassley of Iowa fears the deal could punish American farmers with higher costs
Many hope he does and helps boost their income, but others worry for their jobs if California farmers cut hours instead
Rising prices and increasing popularity in America are leading to deforestation in environmentally sensitive areas
The Agriculture Dept. will spend the full $13 million it allocated to buy surplus berries from the state's producers
German healthcare and chemical giant had made $62 billion all-cash bid for U.S. agricultural company
Proposed combination would create a giant seed and farm chemical company with a strong presence in the U.S., Europe and Asia
The giant German and U.S. chemical and agriculture companies are hold private negotiations over a potential merger
Tech startups see vast potential in allowing farmers to grow crops in high-tech shipping containers
Rather than embrace a chicken-processing plant, the tiny town's residents cite their fears of the impact instead
Authoritarian regime insists milk made just a couple miles from exclusion zone is safe; test carried out for AP suggests otherwise
Idaho company expects to have its new GPS-guided driverless tractor on local potato fields within months
Soaring demand for seaweed -- as food and fertilizer -- puts Maine's harvesters in a sweet spot
Some farmers were not allowed to use the diverted water for irrigation which was used to also control dust and air quality
Getting food from local farms is a hot trend for restaurants and retailers that's running into some difficult realities
As war closed in researchers working on better crops for dry dirt sought safety for their seeds, now they need them back
Warning of food shortages to come, the company is pledging bold and broad action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
The small, relatively inexpensive vehicles could replace humans in a variety of ways around large farms
Most futures pits in Chicago and New York, where buying and selling once helped set prices for commodities, are expected to close today
Precipitation for the month of May has been abnormally low, damaging agriculture
It devours 180 plant species, is entrenched in South American and the Caribbean, and will likely be in the U.S. soon