The Great Biofuels Debate ​A recent Wall Street Journal report framed opposing views in the increasingly contentious debate over Biofuels policy and use in the United States. Policies seeking [...]

​The Federal Trade Commission has proposed a new rule that will ban employers’ use of non-compete agreements on their employees. Traditionally, noncompete agreements were disfavored and [...]

Natural State Coalition Seeks Safe Herbicide Use to Protect Lands The Natural State Coalition recently launched a campaign to protect Arkansas’ diverse landscapes from continuous damage [...]

Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough Re-Enters the Discussion on Energy The U.S. Department of Energy announced a scientific breakthrough in nuclear fusion was achieved this week when a controlled-fusion [...]

Dan Basse, President of AgResource, delivered his broad economic assessment of U.S. and global markets at the American Seed Trade Association’s 2022 Corn, Soybean & Sorghum Seed Expo [...]

Cultured Cell Poultry Gets FDA Approval Upside Foods, a startup focused on cell-cultured poultry, recently completed a pre-market evaluation of its cultivated poultry (i.e., lab-grown) by [...]

Craft Distillers Reviving Heirloom Corn Two Missouri distillers are taking the path less travelled in a quest to find unique corn varieties for making craft spirits. In speaking with DTN [...]

Ag Interest Groups Challenge Electric Vehicle Use Various Ag Interest Groups have joined with Petroleum Groups in a court challenge to EPA’s final rule setting greenhouse gas (GHG) emission [...]

Turning Sand Into Farmland ​Desert Control, a Norwegian start-up company, has developed a product that it claims can turn desert sand into arable soil in just 7 hours. The company’s [...]

Hank Jr. Was Right – the Mississippi River is Going Dry The prolonged drought that has settled in the Midwest has been taking a toll on the Mississippi River, bringing it down to historic [...]