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You don't need fancy equipment or laboratories to find out if your soil is healthy. While scientific tests are helpful, soil-health advocates urge growers to start testing by digging in to look, feel and smell the soil.

A plan to reduce nutrient runoff into Iowa's waterways could also help reduce nitrate levels in local water utilities and homes with private wells, a researcher at Iowa State University (ISU) explains.

A plentiful harvest combined with the U.S. trade dispute with its largest soybean customer, China, pushed producers to store as many bushels of beans as possible as this year's harvest ended.

After months of debate among livestock groups and the emerging cell-cultured protein industry, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb have announced both USDA and FDA will play a role in regulating cell-cultured...

In describing how import tariffs on steel and aluminum will affect U.S. agricultural products, the president of a major farm machinery manufacturer says it leaves them "between a rock and hard place."

Marty Matlock sees the efforts to address climate change, global population rise and agricultural sustainability as the need to further intensify food production on current cropland while better explaining the story of modern food production to consumers.