European Parliament approves new rules for gene-edited plants
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A California farmer is giving away tons of nectarines that he’s not allowed to sell
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Demand is booming for new no tech, repairable tractor
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US data center land use issues are fake
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The oldest recipe in history - Hammurabi's Kanasu stew
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The case of missing American mushrooms
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Ottawa's big bet on world's largest cricket farm ran into a simple problem: the 'yuck factor'
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The spread of solar panels in rural areas has become a divisive issue among Danish voters
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Sweden's old‑growth natural forests store 83% more carbon than managed woodlands – new study
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Factory farming is a blight
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New technology promises to protect farmers from the next fertilizer shock
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Op-ed: The Persian Gulf oil crisis is a food crisis
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Deadly dust: Explosions at Didion Milling
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The Stølsruta in Norway offers hikers a responsible, respectful way to witness a pastoral tradition that has disappeared almost everywhere else in Europe
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Government payments drive US farm income surge in 2025
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Canada agrees to cut tariff on Chinese electric vehicles in return for lower tariffs on Canadian farm products
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Your "Yukon Gold" potatoes probably aren't Yukons—here's why
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Farms and data centers contribute to a water pollution crisis in Eastern Oregon
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A lot at steak: US beef and cattle prices soar to record highs
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Could invisible fences be the future of livestock farming – Sweden and Denmark will soon legalise virtual fencing. What is it and is it safe?
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Europe's animal welfare overhaul is on life support – Denmark's farm minister thinks he can still revive it, one compromise at a time
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How the Dutch deleted the sea... and got rich! | Map Men
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America's dumbest crop: grass
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Monsanto products potentially cause cancer
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How Denmark plans to roll out the world's first cow burp tax – government is investing billions in technologies to help farmers cut livestock emissions
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Forecast accurately predicting an unusual monsoon season reached thirty-eight million farmers
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Debunking myths on farmworker pay
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Where the power is - book review of "White Light: The Elemental Role of Phosphorus – in Our Cells, in Our Food and in Our World"
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How Honeycrisp apples went from marvel to mediocre
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China cut fertilizer use and still increased crop yields (2018)
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Earth has now passed peak farmland. What's next?
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Canadian crops beat global emissions—even after seventeen trips across the Atlantic
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The food timeline
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A tree a minute: One man planting 1440 trees in a day
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California farmers are installing solar, providing financial stability and saving water
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Less rain, more wheat: How Australian farmers defied climate doom
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How India became a french fry superpower
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Nebraska sues neighboring Colorado over how much water it’s drawing from the South Platte River
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Why America built a forest from Canada to Texas
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We are setting out to rewild an Icelandic wetland in a complex project involving birds, freshwater habitats and large areas of degraded peatland
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The Danish government deputized private detectorists to unearth artifacts buried in farm fields. Their finds are revealing the country's past in extraordinary detail.
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John Deere must face US Federal Trade Commission lawsuit over its tractor repair monopoly, judge rules
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US cattle ranchers may have to relearn how to fight an old enemy — the New World screwworm
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Farmers who don't farm: The curious rise of the zero-sales farmer (2017)
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Groundwater is rapidly declining in the Colorado River Basin, satellite data show
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A newly surfaced document reveals the US beef industry’s secret climate plan
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Can electro-agriculture revolutionize the way we grow food?
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The US Food and Drug Administration just approved the first CRISPR-edited pigs for food
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Startups are making synthetic butter and oil
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The ripe stuff: In pursuit of the perfect fruit
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