Farmers love tools. The prospect of a fully stocked tool shed ranges from badge of honor to true obsession.  

"Phenomes" isn't a term in most Americans' working vocabularies. But connecting healthy phenomes in soil, crops and people can benefit all three, an agricultural scientist says.

The melon supply is currently shifting from Brazil to Senegal. The Central American melon season has started much too late.

As consumers wake up to the national debate of GMO labeling, possible links of high-fructose corn syrup to obesity, and larger dead zones caused by chemical runoff, another movement is building in the sidelines:

THE SOUTH AFRICAN SUPPLY AND DEMAND PROJECTIONS FOR GRAINS AND OILSEEDS FOR FEBRUARY 2021 ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Despite some signs of pressure, corn rootworm populations have been lower in recent years, according to Nicholas Seiter.