The U.S. Supreme Court accepted a challenge to California’s Prop 12 on appeal — something that hasn’t happened in these types of cases for quite some time.

If atrazine is any benchmark, the EPA appears to be opening environmental evaluations to the whims of politics rather than on the basis of science.

The National Organic Program is about a label and marketing, not an assessment of safety, quality, or best practices. You don’t create a resilient food system based on a sticker.

The EPA’s decision on atrazine might seem like a small thing if it causes corn yields to dip. But we would see the ramifications on food and the cost of energy.

If activists are so concerned about the environment and pollinator health, why are they fighting so hard to block the improved insecticide sulfoxaflor?

The European People’s Party has completely abandoned the fantasy where agriculture can use primitive production practices to meet modern demand.

When farmers are deprived of important tools to control pest pressure, yields suffer. Lower yields means there’s less supply and thus higher prices.

While farmers in the U.S. are making gains on sustainability goals thanks to modern agricultural methods, NGOs are hindering other producers.

The Farmer’s Daughter USA is welcoming the bioengineering labeling requirement on food products — and she’ll support companies that use it.