Articles by Sara Wyant

New rumors swirling around Pigford II prompted black farmer advocates to respond to concerns about misinformation

U.S. agricultural equipment exports increased 23 percent in 2011

the Senate Agriculture Committee’s first 2012 farm bill hearing focused on how the same type of risk management thinking for commodities should be applied to small towns, rural counties and regions.

The trade agreement between the United States and Korea will go into full force next month.

USDA's annual agricultural outlook forum this week celebrates USDA Growing, innovating and celebrating 150 years.

The European Union and United States announced beginning June1, organic products certified in Europe or the US may be sold as organic in either region

President Barack Obama will officially unveil a new budget blueprint for 2013 on Monday morning and ag groups are on the lookout for how farm programs will be cut

McDonald’s Corporation announced that it will require its U.S. pork suppliers to outline their plans to phase out the use of sow gestation stalls

Senate Agriculture Committee leaders call for quick action on writing a new farm bill.

WASHINGTON, February 7- While noting that the European Union is still an important market, U.S. soy exports declined by an astonishing 70% in quantity and 44% in value since 1998 due to discriminatory biotech labeling, renewable energy standards, and other policies, according to the American Soybea