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What might one day be called the Idaho Growers Almond Coup may be taking root in the Treasure Valley of southwest Idaho, where farmers successfully grow table and wine grapes, peaches, apples, nectarines and more.

The Food and Drug Administration today issued draft guidance for voluntary sodium reduction targets for the food industry.

A California company is working to put a dent in the cellulosic biofuel portion of the Renewable Fuel Standard - one garbage truck at a time. Clean Energy Renewable Fuels P a subsidiary of Clean Energy Fuels P uses liquefied renewable natural gas (RNG) to power vehicles equ

In their second hearing on the state of their industry in the last three days, livestock groups did their best to make the case for less red tape and an increased international footprint.

WASHINGTON, May 31, 2016 - In a decision that did not come as a surprise, the Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that landowners can challenge Army Corps of EngineersP wetlands determinations in court (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers v. Hawkes Co.).

USDA is giving ag producers an extra 30 days to report their farm organization structures related to `Actively Engaged in Farming` determinations.

A highly curious statement was made at last week`s U.S. Senate hearing on the Farm Credit System. Leonard Wolfe, the CEO of a community bank in Kansas and one of the bank lobby`s chief spokesmen on farm lending issues, denied in testimony to Congress that the banking in

Donald Trump, Waters of the U.S., Speaker Paul Ryan, Chairman Hal Rogers, Tom Frieden, MCR-1, Agriculture Exports

The Food and Drug Administration is doing a better job of targeting imported food for inspection but still has work to do, a new Government Accountability Office report concludes.