agriculture

World Cup Roundup: Scotland Outshines Brazil And Morocco, Socceroos Stun Türkiye

Soccer The first full match day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup had plenty of action, Brazil and Morocco battling to a draw, Scotland's...

Haiti vs. Scotland odds, predictions: 2026 World Cup picks from proven soccer expert

Soccer World Cup Group H action gets underway Saturday with a matchup between Scotland and Haiti. Kickoff is set for 9 p.m. ET. Scotland...

U.S. Department of Agriculture Shares Enrollment of Six Additional States in Its National Milk Testing Strategy for H5N1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17, 2025 – Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced an additional six states are enrolling in the National Milk Testing Strategy (NMTS...

US Department of Agriculture to invest US$6 billion in clean energy across rural US

Latest Features , Interviews , Long Reads The investment round will cover 30 US states for the development of solar PV and BESS projects among others. image: Unsplash The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has invested over US$6 billion through several of its programmes for the development of renewable energy in rural US. These programmes

Smart Agriculture is the Future. Here’s Why. 

IoT is lightening the load for one of the world’s oldest–and most labor-intensive–professions: farming. The smart agriculture market is expected to double by 2030, driven by an influx of tech-savvy farmers that are optimizing traditional agriculture methods with new ideas and powerful technology.  What is smart agriculture?  Smart agriculture–also known as smart farming–involves using technology

When flooding hits, agriculture tries to be ready

This article originally appeared as part of our Food Weekly newsletter. Subscribe to get sustainability food news in your inbox every Thursday.California farmers have come to...

US Department of Agriculture approves first-ever vaccine for honeybees

The humble honeybee hasn’t had an easy go of things recently. Between climate change, habitat destruction, pesticide use and attrition from diseases, one of the planet’s most important pollinators has seen its numbers decline dramatically in recent years. All of that bodes poorly for us humans. In the US, honeybees are essential to about one-third