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After a high-stakes meeting in Beijing, big changes might be on the way for American farmers. The agricultural landscape could see a major boost.

Foreign adversaries are blocked from buying American farmland under an amendment added to the House-passed Farm Bill. The amendment, offered by Florida Republican Greg Steube, passed along a voice vote.

In a surprising turn, China’s eagerness to buy more U.S. crops could mean big changes for farmers here — let’s break down what that could look like.

Lawmakers are asking tough questions about the FFA’s direction—could this partnership change the face of agriculture as we know it?

Canada's making moves with China, aiming to lower tariffs on canola. This could be a game changer for Canadian growers.

The USDA said it has fired 70 foreign contract researchers after a national security review intended to secure the U.S. food supply from adversaries including China, Russia, North Korea and Iran.

Tariffs and other trade issues were top of mind for cattle producers and other beef industry leaders during last week’s Cattle Industry Summer Business Meeting in San Diego, CA.

The Trump Administration said it is taking steps to enhance food security and, in turn, national security.

Another Chinese national has tried to smuggle biological materials into the U.S.  A Farm Journal report this week said the materials were related to roundworms and intended for studying at a University of Michigan laboratory.   This is the third Chinese national charged by the U.S. federal governme...

High in the Qilian Mountains, a paragliding thrill-seeker found himself in a weather nightmare—ascending nearly five miles as temperatures plummeted.