Feb. 14th is all about romance and love! Whether you're celebrating it with a partner, friends, or family, here's what you should know about its history.

Every year the U.S. ships millions of tons of crops grown by American farmers to lower-income countries to reduce hunger and malnutrition, often due to conflict, droughts, floods, storms, or other ...

President Donald Trump teased plans to announce new reciprocal tariffs on trading partners Thursday before he hosts Indian ...

After a record-breaking year for the Australian LV market, Trump's protectionist trade policies and China’s slowdown are ...

Managed honey bees have the potential to affect native bee populations when they are introduced to a new area, but a new study suggests that, under certain conditions, the native bees can bounce back ...

ANDREW NATSIOS served as Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development during the George W. Bush ...

Garlic is a beloved crop with a rich history, but like many aspects of agriculture, it’s surrounded by myths and ...

Growing corn was one thing in American agriculture history, but harvesting it, certainly another. Imagine doing the job by hand. No combines, no tractors, just a man, a horse, and a wagon. Beginning ...

Rice prices have soared to their highest levels in 15 years. ADB is working with its developing member countries (DMCs) to help integrate food production, processing, marketing, and distribution to ...

Women in Ancient Greece and Rome worked in agriculture and not only in domestic chores. Photo of Attic cosmetics box depicting women producing wool. Credit: Caenciliusinhorto CC BY-SA 4.0 Most ...