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Six cans of Beyond Immerse protein beverages in orange tangerine, peach mango, and lemon lime flavors.

Business

Beyond Meat is fighting for survival with a fizzy protein drink as shares fall below $1

A digital scale weighing red powder on parchment paper beside a jar and a lid of red mixture.

Business

Biotech company raises $23.6 million to commercialize new, natural red food dye

A combine harvester and tractor working in a golden cornfield at sunset.

Food

World grows enough calories to feed 14.5 billion people, but only 45 out of 100 are actually eaten by people

A close-up view of tall, golden rice plants against a bright sky and sun.

Tech

Warming is happening 5,000 times faster than rice can evolve to survive it

A black cow walks along the sandy beach near the water, surrounded by seaweed.

Tech

Scientists discover cows can digest seaweed in breakthrough for climate-stressed farms

A person wearing yellow gloves sorts through cranberries.

Tech

Hybrid cranberries may offer blueprint for protecting future crops

Workers excavate and assemble wooden structures at a sandy archaeological site under a clear blue sky.

Tech

Ancient Danes kept hunting and fishing for millennia even after farming spread, study finds

A close-up view of a black soldier fly with green eyes resting on a green leaf.

Outdoors

How black soldier flies could transform goose poop into fertilizer gold

A scientist in gloves is measuring urine samples in jars and a test tube.

Tech

Urine concentrate could be used to grow crops

A hand sprays produce wash on vegetables in a colander.

Food

94% of pesticides can be removed from produce with this wash

A black bird with red and white shoulder markings perched on a branch against a soft blue background.

Outdoors

Southern US labeled a 'hotspot' for accelerating rate of bird deaths, study finds

Workers are harvesting romaine lettuce in a field with boxes for packaging and a tractor nearby.

Tech

'We're harvesting the sun and producing electricity': Farmers find their newest crop