Articles by Daniel Enoch

The U.S. International Trade Commission today affirmed that Mexico€s sugar industry had harmed American producers by selling subsidized sugar onto the U.S. at below market prices € a practice known as €dumping.€

The Mississippi River basin ð ðAmericaðs Watershedð -- gets a ðD+ð rating on a report card that included grades on water quality, infrastructure, the economy and recreation.

Expanding social protection programs such as school feeding and public works in rural areas and linking them to agricultural growth policies would rapidly reduce the number of poor people around the world, a report by the U.N.s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) cont

New York, Oct. 8, 2015 0 The state of Vermont and the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) squared off Thursday in a battle over the nation0s first mandatory labeling law for foods made with genetically engineered products.

Monsanto reported a 15.5 percent drop in net income for the fiscal year that ended Aug. 31 to $2.314 billion, citing a decline in commodity prices and restructuring charges. The seed giant also announced job cuts and forecast a drop in earnings for FY 2016, as it expect

USDA today released a series of fact sheets designed to boost the ag communityÐs support for the newly reached Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement.

The trade ministers from the U.S. and 11 other Pacific Rim nations say theyPve reached agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Shirley Sherrod has settled her four-year-old lawsuit against the estate of the late Andrew Breitbart for publishing false allegations that as an administrator at USDA in 2010, the African American woman discriminated against a white farmer.

The viruses that appeared in the U.S. in the spring of 2013 and killed millions of piglets may have entered the country in so-called Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers, essentially very big bags used to transport sand for flood control, soybeans and all kinds of bulk materia

Chief negotiators for the U.S. and 11 other countries involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership are scheduled to continue their talks in Atlanta next week followed by a meeting of the nations trade ministers.