University Of Florida program puts feeding a rapidly growing population in the hands of students.

Projects aim to reduce pests, weeds, and diseases on farms through IPM.

Adjusting for inflation, the latest survey from American Farm Bureau Federation reveals the lowest average price for the holiday feast since 2010.

With challenging issues afoot, it’s not too early to start thinking about policies and funding implications surrounding the next Farm Bill.

Pathogen has been confirmed on three farms so far.

USDA designates four counties as primary natural disaster areas; loans offered to those eligible.

Team aims to develop tools to predict, detect microbes in stored apples and pears.

In new report, experts say policy changes, especially immigration, could have long-term implications on the industry.

A bacteria found in roundworms could be a future control of a root-hungry pest in raspberries and potatoes.

Project Apis m. is spearheading multi-year $1 million research effort funded by Bayer to improve honey bee colony health.

In what one prominent economist says is a blow to U.S. fruit exporters, the White House concedes the Trans-Pacific Partnership is not going to be ratified.

Emerging from an extended period of plentiful precipitation, near-term water supply, drought issues not anticipated in the coming months.

Meanwhile, the nation’s dominant producer, Washington, revised its crop estimate upward.

So far, 2016 is the second-warmest year-to-date in 122 years.

Mr. Trump has the White House and Republicans have the Congress. They are in a position to lead, and they must.

State rainfall for month of October slashes earlier years’ totals.

Comments sent to IRS say change in provisions makes it difficult for farmers to accurately valuate assets.

Comment period has opened on the request, and a risk assessment is now available from USDA.

The agency has determined that risks to non-target plants warrant additional label restrictions when products are applied either by ground or air.