Articles by Daniel Enoch

A new survey commissioned by the International Food Information Council Foundation indicates that a diverse set of factors health status, gender, income, education, age influence Americans level of priorities regarding their health, food and nutrition.

USDA celebrated the 80th anniversary of the creation of the Rural Electrification Service today by announcing more than $100 million in loans to build or improve 1,000 miles of rural electric transmission and distribution lines.

The U.S. will provide Jordan with 100,000 metric tons of wheat as part of a pledge to support agricultural development and trade with the Middle Eastern country.

With prices down, U.S. farmers plan to sow less corn than they did last year, but they will still be planting more of the grain than analysts were expecting.

U.S. and Canadian officials today unveiled new regulations governing the transportation of flammable liquids by rail, including crude oil and ethanol.

Iowa officials have identified five probable cases of highly pathogenic bird flu in the state, one involving a commercial egg-laying operation Buena Vista County housing an estimated 5.5 million birds.

The leaders of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees are urging the White House to give Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack the go-ahead to release emergency funds to help poultry and egg producers whose flocks are being decimated by a deadly strain of bird flu.

New cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza have been found in Iowa and Wisconsin, officials said.

U.S. and Peruvian officials held a briefing at USDA headquarters in Washington today to highlight recent agreements that will boost agricultural trade between the two countries.

A coalition of environmental, food safety and public health groups filed a motion today challenging EPAPs decision to expand the use of Enlist Duo herbicide on genetically engineered (GE) corn and soy crops to nine additional states: Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Min