climate change

Investments in cell-grown meat development grew sixfold in 2020. There are about 70 cell-based meat startups around the world today, up from just four in 2015.

House Ag Committee Chair, David Scott of Georgia, says at the top of his list of priorities are food security, racial equality, the farm bill, and climate change.

State of Georgia encouraging Georgia farmers and agribusinesses harvesting and processing fall crops to remain vigilant in following guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

California cattle ranchers would be in a prime marketing time, but pandemic-related slowdowns at meat processing plants have created a bottleneck in the beef market.

With just 11 days left in the decade, Mother Nature waited until the last minute to record the wettest day in Seattle on record in the 2010's.

Chinese-owned Syngenta will contribute $2 billion over the next five years to create innovations specifically targeted to address climate change.

The U.S. and China have restarted trade talks, but China has still not purchased the large amounts of U.S. ag products President Trump said they promised at the G20 Summit.

Stock prices for Beyond Meat rose nearly 10% after the company’s new product announcement called “Beyond Beef,” now being rolled out nationwide.

National Farmers Union joined 34 organizations calling on elected officials and presidential candidates to address corporate consolidation in the livestock and poultry markets.

No sign of easing in the debate over cattle and sustainability, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association updated the 2019 Policy Priorities to include the Green New Deal.