Concerns over soil health, reliability, and price have all played a part in slowing the electrification wave on U.S. farms. 

Why Electric Tractors Haven’t Taken Over American Fields

The Securities and Exchange Commission wants broader emissions reporting up and down the supply chain. Trade groups are claiming it will break the small family farm. 

Why Are Farm Groups Opposing Climate Disclosures?

Animal waste accounts for 11% of farming’s greenhouse gas emissions. Advocates are looking to the Farm Bill for help. 

Can the Farm Bill Fix Agriculture’s Methane Problem?

With a deadline for an international agreement on the horizon, the push to ban genetically modified corn imports to Mexico is reigniting old industry questions.

U.S. and Mexico Have 1 Week Left to Settle Corn Clash

In the wake of new Food and Drug Administration guidance, dairy state politicians are again trying to make almond milk change its name.

John McCracken

Why Electric Tractors Haven’t Taken Over American Fields

Why Are Farm Groups Opposing Climate Disclosures?

Can the Farm Bill Fix Agriculture’s Methane Problem?

U.S. and Mexico Have 1 Week Left to Settle Corn Clash

Fighting to Keep Milk a Household — But Not Plant-Based — Name