A lecturer in history at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland, [Elsa] Richardson describes herself as ‘a historian of the body and the self,’ researching how our understanding of who we ...

Six of every 10 House Republicans signed a letter to Speaker Mike Johnson asking for a floor vote on the new farm bill during the lame-duck session of Congress, arguing that the legislation is a “must ...

Nearly 200 United Nations member states, warned of the rising health threat of drug-resistant pathogens, approved a declaration on Thursday to step up their work to preserve the efficacy of ...

Some 1.9 million acres of grasslands in the Great Plains, which extend from Texas to the prairie provinces of Canada, were converted to cropland in 2022, said the World Wildlife Fund on Thursday in ...

Drug-resistant pathogens could throttle meat, dairy, and egg production and cause millions of additional human deaths by 2050 if the superbugs are not controlled, said researchers on Thursday. They ...

Drug-resistant pathogens could throttle meat, dairy, and egg production and cause millions of additional human deaths by 2050 if the superbugs are not controlled, said researchers on Thursday. They ...

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries put the farm bill third on his short list of must-pass bills for the post-election session of Congress on Wednesday, behind averting a government shutdown and ...

The 45Z tax credit, intended to encourage the development of sustainable aviation fuel and other low-carbon fuels, would be available until 2034 and limited to domestic feedstocks under companion ...

As a step to expand the global food supply and mitigate global warming, countries should spend more money on climate-smart food and agriculture innovations and use public-private partnerships to speed ...

As a step to expand the global food supply and mitigate global warming, countries should spend more money on climate-smart food and agriculture innovations and use public-private partnerships to speed ...

There is an urban-rural split as well as a partisan split in how Americans view inflation, one of the driving issues in this fall's elections, said three analysts on the farmdoc daily blog on Monday.