Local farmers are not buying Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’s statement on Wednesday that increased fertilizer prices during the war with Iran will not negatively impact most U.S. farmers.

Fertilizer costs are rising as the U.S- Iran war continues. Iran blocked off the Strait of Hormuz, a major transportation ...

Manor Farm, on the Castle Ashby Estate, began observing and assessing wheat crop quality from space using satellites. On the ...

Studies reveal the presence of forever chemicals in garden products, raising health concerns and prompting calls for stricter ...

Fertilizer prices have jumped by as much as 38 percent for certain types ...

As Earth warms due to human-caused climate change, the ground isn’t staying frozen as consistently in many places, and snow ...

Family farms face tough challenges in today’s economy, but some young farmers are finding success—and believe their kids will, too.

By Nidhi Verma and Saurabh Sharma NEW DELHI, March 30 (Reuters) - India has adequate stocks of fertilizers and is tapping ...

While conventional farms face mounting pressure from both crises, one organic farm in Clark County is weathering the ...

Earlier this year, 205 custom operators and farm managers responded to a 2026 survey, submitting nearly 4,700 expected custom ...

The Iran war is having a big impact on farmers in Connecticut who are now dealing with soaring fertilizer prices. It’s a crucial material that helps grow or produce the food you buy at the grocery ...

The war with Iran is threatening global agriculture markets and food prices, with some impacts emerging and more expected in ...