Sara Wyant

The state is still under stay-at-home orders except for essential workers. But California Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a new decision-making framework that will eventually get children back to school, non-essential employees back to work and allow more businesses to operate.

Members of Congress are pushing USDA to move forward with aid for specialty crop producers.

Add vegetable seeds and live plants to the list of things that some consumers are hoarding during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The agriscience company taps a widely recognized global food and agriculture leader to lead its Washington, D.C. office with responsibility for external affairs, corporate communications, sustainability and more.

President Trump used Thursday’s daily coronavirus briefing to offer some reassurance to farmers.

NRCS is looking for organizations interested in trying to implement innovative conservation practices on farms.

Western Growers (WG) has developed a website to facilitate changes to the Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement (LGMA)-approved Leafy Green Food Safety Guidelines.

The nation's largest milk processor, Dean Foods, won approval from a bankruptcy court to sell a substantial portion of its assets.

The risk of being a victim of COVID-19 is scary, it’s unnerving and in some cases, it’s life threatening. But grocers and other food retailers across the country want you to know: They have your backs.

During the first week of March, the produce industry watched sales stay pretty much in line with prior year – then everything changed dramatically.