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Tyson Foods wants to get to the bottom of allegations some of their managers privately wagered on the number of employees who’d become infected with COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic.

Water use for U.S. agriculture decreased for most crops and livestock production between 1995 and 2010.

As Georgia residents deal with periods of flood-level rainfall, UGA researchers announced a partnership that will enable them to share flood risk data with other scientists across the U.S.

A newly released Bureau of Labor Statistics annual report for 2019 shows U.S. meat and poultry packers and processors continued their track record of reducing worker injuries.

U.S. fresh apple holdings on November 1st were 12% below the same time last year, according to the season’s first storage report from the U.S. Apple Association.

**A coalition of California farm and water district groups has formally asked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to appoint Representative Jim Costa, a Fresno Democrat, as the new chair of the House Ag Committee.
In a letter sent Friday, the 70 organizations said Costa “possesses the experience and lea…

Farmers and produce marketers say they expect demand from restaurants and other food-service buyers to stay muted due to ongoing, COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions.

Alabama farmers facing continued market disruptions associated with COVID-19 may be eligible for additional financial assistance through the CFAP 2 program.

New varieties of kiwifruit, with red or gold flesh in place of the traditional green, may allow farmers to expand markets for the crop.

Re-surging COVID-19 cases across the country could impact dairy markets this winter, with little potential relief until March IF a vaccine is approved and becomes widely used.