Food & Agriculture

Evaluating a Poor Sorghum Stand

Evaluating a Poor Sorghum Stand Brent Bean, Sorghum Checkoff Director of Agronomy Poor sorghum stands occur for several reasons, including dry surface soils, cool and wet...

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Misinformation, polarization drive agriculture off social media

Many people in the agricultural sector have dropped off social media, says a recent survey by researchers at the University of Guelph. A lack of...

BLM Proposes Overhaul of Grazing Program Regulations

The Bureau of Land Management (“BLM”) has released a proposal to update regulations implementing livestock grazing on public lands under both... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/blm-proposes-overhaul-of-grazing-program-regulations/

USDA Staffing Crisis: Losses Reduce Local Presence in Communities Nationwide

Editor’s Note: This series draws on analysis the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) conducted in partnership with Bernie Kluger, Managing Partner at Prospect Partners,...

Carbon Robotics moves from laser weeding to row-crop autonomy

Carbon Robotics is betting its modular Carbon Autonomous Tractor Kit (ATK) will find customers in the large-crop operation space, a market that to this...

Low Light Plants That Thrive in Dark Corners and Brighten Any Home

Indoor gardening often feels challenging when natural sunlight is limited. Many homes, apartments, offices, and small spaces have rooms that rarely receive direct sunshine....

PBPC Newsletter June 16, 2026

Welcome to the Plant Based Products Council Newsletter! In this edition, explore the latest PBPC news, activities, and groundbreaking innovations in the sustainability and bioeconomy...

Farm trespass law restored on appeal, but the battle moves to the Supreme Court

Animal Justice is filing to appeal the constitutionality of the Security from Trespass and Protecting Food Safety Act, 2020, at the Supreme Court of...

Optimizing the interior of a robot milking barn

Jean-Pierre Bussières of Ferme 299 at Yamaska, Que., redesigned his robot milking barn to put more emphasis on the high-producing cows and give them...

UADA news release: Fraud, Farm Bill get spotlight time at NALC’s Mid-South conference

By Mary Hightower University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture See “conventional” version of story MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Farm Bill feuding, land... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/uada-news-release-fraud-farm-bill-get-spotlight-time-at-nalcs-mid-south-conference/

Industry Ag News 6/15

CLUTCH continues to redefine the consultancy-agency model, bolstering its strategic expertise with the addition of veteran leaders Anna Stassen and Wayne Carlson. Stassen joins...

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