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Industry reads hand-picked by our editors

Sep 05, 2023

The Associated Press
The EU wants to limit protections for wolves as farmers fear for their livestock
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Infographic: El Nino not seen impacting global food supply in 2023
Missouri Independent
Judge bars Missouri from moving ahead on Randolph County waste lagoon permit

Sep 01, 2023

Bloomberg
Driest August in Century Risks Worsening India’s Grain Curbs
Civil Eats
These Manure Digesters Incorporate Food Scraps. Does That Make Them Better?
KOAA-TV
Colorado ranchers on how lab meat could impact the agriculture industry

Aug 31, 2023

Vox
Why American farms often get a free pass on critical environmental and labor laws
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Drought dries up Canada’s prospects for wheat exports
Reuters
Exclusive: Ukraine winter wheat sowing seen unchanged despite export crisis

Aug 30, 2023

Reuters
Brazil robot helps farmers scout, spray and protect crops, developer says
The Star Tribune
Women are the future of agriculture
RFD-TV
How will Hurricane Idalia impact agriculture?

Aug 29, 2023

The New York Times
New E.U. Climate Change Rules Anger Bloc’s Farmers
The Guardian
After two climate-decimated harvests, southern peach farmers wonder how to regroup
Farm Progress
EATS Act opponents speak out

Aug 28, 2023

NBC News
Is China really buying up U.S. farmland? Here’s what we found
Reuters
Exclusive: Bayer investor Artisan calls for breakup of company
The 19th
The 2023 farm bill will prioritize child care — and families — for the first time

Aug 25, 2023

Reuters
Brazil clears bottlenecks to oust US as top corn exporter
Grist
The next pandemic could strike crops, not people
The Associated Press
Climate change may force more farmers and ranchers to consider irrigation — at a steep cost

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