A Wet Year Causes Farm Woes Far Beyond the Floodplains
A Utah renewable energy developer was hit by a first-of-its-kind cyberattack that briefly cut contact to a dozen wind and solar farms this spring, according...
High Plains Farmers Race to Save the Ogallala Aquifer
By restoring soils and grasslands, farmers in the Texas Panhandle are conserving the last water beneath their feet.
With $100, You Too Can Invest in Regenerative Agriculture
Steward is putting capital into helping sustainable, small farms grow, while cultivating a new kind of farm investor.
The Farm Belt’s Miserable Year
The trade war and bad weather are conspiring to create enormous challenges for U.S. farmers
Because of historic rains, less than half the normal amount of corn has been planted in Illinois.
Following an unseasonably wet spring, some farm fields that would normally be filled with burgeoning corn stalks and soybean plants are holding so much water they...
Pain of Tariffs Tests Farmers’ Faith in Trump: ‘How Long Is Short-Term?’
The trade dispute with China has cost growers their No. 1 buyer, but they say the president is on the right course.
Renewables generated more electricity than coal for the first time in US history
In April, renewables eclipsed coal generation in the US for the first time. The Energy Information Administration estimates renewables outperformed coal by 16% in April...
‘It’s a groundswell’: the farmers fighting to save the Earth’s soil
Farmers across the world are ditching their ploughs to protect ecosystems – and it’s working