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Fertilizer giant Nutrien says it plans to expand its ability to offer potash and nitrogen to producers in response to global supply challenges.

A meat processing company is closing a harvesting and processing facility in California due to the rising costs of conducting business in the state.

One of the nation’s largest producers of renewable fuels is under new ownership.

The House is expected to clear a bill this week aimed at ending port bottlenecks and also pass a package of measures that Democrats claim will help bring food, fertilizer and fuel prices under control.

The Biden administration will work with the United Farm Workers to develop a $65 million program broadly aimed at ensuring farms implement “robust health and safety standards” for employees and preventing unfair recruitment practices for H-2A workers.

California is looking to emulate Australia and South Africa’s famous drought awareness campaigns known as Day Zero.

PG&E put the year-long effort to a grinding halt, raising red flags for agricultural interests.

Coastal lawmakers blocked a Central Valley Republican over fears his measure could lead to massive dam failures throughout California.

The state Senate has approved a measure that would allow workers to flee the jobsite during natural disasters or mass shootings.