'Most expensive crop in decades': Farmers face higher stakes than ever with inflation

Every American household has felt the weight of inflation this year, but farmers have it worse than most as costs soar.

Will bird flu and inflation send diners flocking to plant-based meat alternatives?

Inflation and avian flu have created a one-two punch that is hitting American consumers in their wallets. Can alternative-meats help fill the void?

Farmers are getting paid to fight climate change by cultivating a new cash crop: carbon

Even as the science and policy are shaking out, many hope that carbon markets can provide income for farmers and reduce the effects of climate change.

Kellogg’s faces $5 million lawsuit for not having enough strawberries in its Pop-Tarts

A lawsuit claims the Kellogg Sales Company is giving consumers an impression that Pop-Tart's fruit filling contains more strawberries than it does.

Onions linked to salmonella outbreak in 37 states recalled for possible contamination

If your onions are from Chihuahua, Mexico, throw them out. They could be part of a recall for salmonella contamination after illnesses in 37 states.

Good news: You don't need to rake your leaves. Experts explain why

The leaves in your yard might be starting to fall to the ground. But if you were planning to add raking to your weekend to-do list, think again.

Once climate change deniers, the agriculture industry positions itself as part of the solution

Riding a wave of shifting public opinion about the reality of climate change, the industry is positioning as part of the climate solution.

What's in your baby's food? Probably dangerous heavy metals like arsenic, lead, mercury.

We assume that companies that make baby foods and baby products want the best for our children. Their own data proves those assumptions wrong.

Invasive Asian carp is getting a new name and a public makeover to draw more eaters

A new name will soon be proposed for the Asian carp. The goal: To grow the fish's image as a healthy, delicious, organic, sustainable food source.

Federal government wants Americans to buy groceries online, but most people on SNAP can’t

The government wants Americans to buy groceries online when possible to avoid COVID-19. But many people receiving food stamps can't shop on the web.