Growth Energy is urging the Department of Energy to address a recent “inaccurate and misleading” study about ethanol that claims to be partially funded by the department.
Researchers in the Klamath Basin are studying new barley varieties that can adapt to climate change and potentially benefit breweries, craft beer producers and malting companies.
SEATTLE (AP) — Just months ago, soggy Seattle clocked the wettest winter on record.
Now, the city has gone in the other extreme: Seattle is now into its longest dry streak since the previous record was set in 1951.
The National Weather Service says as of Tuesday, 52 consecutive dry days have been measured at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport...
**The U.S. seems to have the upper hand in the sugar dispute with Mexico because, according to industry officials, its refiners would be happy to get their needed imports from elsewhere.
The U.S. is demanding Mexico agree to a new suspension agreement that limits the amount of Mexican sugar exports in return for U...
**The U.N.’s Food and Agricultural Organization is warning that mankind's future ability to feed itself is in jeopardy due to intensifying pressures on natural resources, mounting inequality, and the fallout from a changing climate.
A new FAO report notes that although significant progress in reducing global hunger has been achieved over the past 30 years, "expanding food production and econo