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Tag: Food/Agriculture Showcase

A barn and tomato seeds.
  • Food Food

One Iowa farm is guarding 20,000 food varieties as seed giants dominate the market

Durian hanging from a tree.
  • Business Business

In Malaysia, durian growers race to feed China's boom, but floods and heat batter orchards

A person selects tomatoes from a display of fresh vegetables at a market.
  • Food Food

Georgia market turns farmers' leftovers into fresh food for families

A comparison of soil labeled "WITHOUT LIFE" on the left and "LIVING" on the right, showing organic material and textures.
  • Tech Tech

Video traces Earth's first soil to fungi, and warns what happens when soil life disappears

A hand holding a pruned branch.
  • Outdoors Outdoors

Six years in, Birch Farm says dense tree lines help food forests take off faster

A tomato plant.
  • Tech Tech

As salt creeps into farmland, a simple spray could help protect tomato harvests

A cocoa pod with a fungal infection.
  • Tech Tech

New cocoa treatment may protect Latin American farms from a fungus that destroys 80% of crops

A gloved hand holds a piece of raw meat above a dish containing more raw meat, with a microscope in the background.
  • Tech Tech

Lab-grown meat has a 'yuck' problem, and even vegetarians won't taste it

Seagulls on a cliff covered in bird droppings.
  • Business Business

Strait of Hormuz disruptions show fertilizer is just as valuable as oil

An avocado on a tree.
  • Tech Tech

California scientists find avocado gene that reveals flower type years before trees bloom

A tractor plowing a dry field with soil and dust being displaced.
  • Tech Tech

Yale team says PFAS-tainted US farmland could be cleaned for $29,000 a hectare, not $1.6 million

Two people hold various types of corn, with one wearing a white lab coat and the other a USDA shirt.
  • Food Food

Missouri researchers turn purple corn into a natural food dye that could replace Red 40

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