Month: January 2025

Deere & Co. is laying off dozens of workers at a production plant in Ottumwa, Iowa, after struggling with tractor and equipment sales in recent months.…

Dear Organic Farmer or Rancher,Is the certifier you are paying every year betraying you, other farmers, and all the critically important consumers and eaters who trust…

Salmon Scotland Supports Chancellor’s Growth-Focused Regulation Plan Salmon Scotland, the trade body representing the UK’s largest food export, has welcomed Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ reported plans to…

A new government initiative to address acute shortages of vets across rural NSW has been welcomed by the peak farming body in New South Wales. Under…

Cargill Agrees to $32.5 Million Settlement in Turkey Price-Fixing Case Cargill has reached a $32.5 million settlement with a group of turkey buyers, putting an end…

Chocolate boxes and truffles will cost more this Valentine’s Day as confection makers pass on higher cocoa prices to consumers already paying more for their favorite…

Dive Brief: A trade dispute panel ruled against Mexico’s restrictions on imports of genetically modified corn, a win for U.S. farmers who worried the ban would…

Editor’s note: Agtech Seedlings is a weekly roundup of the latest in agriculture technology news, digging into venture funding, product announcements and other innovation milestones. Have…

Oranges are a core part of Florida’s identity — just drive around the state to see the fruit prominently displayed on locals’ license plates. But after…

A new smart label that producers can use to track agricultural goods, such as fruits and vegetables, more effectively throughout their supply chains, is launching from…