We produce almost 10 million metric tons of this commodity grain each year. With the Chinese export market collapsing, some growers are eyeing the African continent.

U.S. Sorghum Farmers Look to Africa

As the Trump Administration’s trade war with China continues, soybean farmers wonder who will buy their crop.

Soybean Farmers Harvest and Wait, With No Export Ships on the Horizon

Trump’s executive orders on global trade are getting very mixed reactions — depending on what’s being farmed.

Trump’s Tariffs: Are the Trade Groups Happy?

There are many similarities — and marked differences — between Chinese “farmfluencers” and their counterparts in the U.S.

Farm Influencers in China

Scientists have discovered significant effectiveness of bats for orchard pests. But the nighttime hunters are fickle about where they settle down.

Bats Are the Perfect Predator for Destructive Moths — If Farmers Can Coax Them In

Amish Agriculture’s promo material is in Chinese. There’s a reason for that.

An Amish-Chinese Mushroom Collaboration

Many American farmers are locked into costly annual contracts for seeds that used to be free. Meanwhile, U.S. officials are focused on China.

Seed Thieves

The real threat to our food security, according to researchers, is broader corporate ownership and consolidation of American farmland — including by domestic investors.

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