EPA surprise: Agency seeks to cancel approval of toxic pesticide
And the company that makes the chemical, Bayer CropScience, refuses to agree.
Of all the hot-button agricultural chemicals we hear about, flubendiamide is not on...
How to make money by saving monarch butterflies
The EDF’s habitat exchange program will match those with room to grow milkweed with those who need to make habitat amends.
The monarch butterflies have...
Show your love with earth-friendly flowers
By Brittany Wienke, Rainforest Alliance
Where do flowers come from? It’s kind of a funny question to ponder, because many of us don’t know. Of...
Former mailman builds geothermal greenhouse in the midwest; gets local citrus all year for...
Greenhouse in the Snow, built by a former mailman, grows an abundance of local produce high on the Nebraska plains.
"We can grow the best...
World’s remotest inhabited island is looking to hire a farmer
A small South Atlantic island needs an Agriculture Advisor … pick me!
I’m pretty sure I have the best job in the world, but even...
Espresso envy: how the coffee borer survives caffeine overdoses
Caffeine has long been a favorite of toxicologists, both for the jolt of focus needed to read long scientific treatises and for its unique...
This might be the coolest photo of a farm you'll ever see
When Brazilian farmer Ernst Gotsch bought 1,200 acres of completely deforested land on the edge of the rainforest in 1984, it was known as...
This might be the coolest photo of a farm you'll ever see
When Brazilian farmer Ernst Gotsch bought 1,200 acres of completely deforested land on the edge of the rainforest in 1984, it was known as...
First-ever national wild bee map reveals farmland at risk
The new study finds that if losses of wild bees continue, United States crop production could be destabilized.
We've said it again and again, so...
Carbon farming: another low-tech climate solution
Protecting forests is a low-tech way to store carbon that has earned a lot of attention in the efforts to fight global warming. Now,...