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The Agriculture Secretary used a recent speech to update developments in an ongoing program.

Figuring out what it will take to feed the world by 2050 preoccupies national security analysts on a daily basis.

Indiana farmer Kip Tom challenges farmers to do more with less.

A major point of contention is The Associated Press' estimates of new land used to grow corn for ethanol.

Despite the government shutdown, proponents of legislation authorizing new waterway projects and improvements on the existing lock and dam system, believe the bill could pass.

The lack of a unified, widespread sustainability standard threatens the ability of U.S.-grown soybeans to compete internationally.

Farmers are incredibly self-reliant, but that can also be their downfall.

DC Central Kitchen has found a way to feed the hungry with food that would otherwise be thrown away

A specialist for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation recently discussed the issues critical to improving agricultural production in developing countries.

Pierre Sleiman, Jr., dreams of taking on the big boys with a nationwide network of local organic producers.

POET, one of the nation's leading ethanol producers, continues to develop new technology even as criticism mounts for an end to the federal ethanol mandate.