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How about building robots that work with the power of living brains? Is it just a science fiction? Well no I guess, a super enthusiast Charles M. Higgins, an associate professor in the University of Arizona, and his team has recently demonstrated a...
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AP, Dayton
At the wholesale produce market in this Mennonite community, farming families arrive by horse and buggy and pallets are stacked high with freshly harvested Shenandoah...
made popular Aug 13 2008
AP, Bismarck
Army National Guard soldiers from farm states are hoping to fight terrorism and grow Afghanistan’s farm economy, one legitimate crop at a time.
made popular Aug 13 2008
AP, Washington
Farmers are on pace to produce the second largest corn crop and fourth largest soybean crop in history, which may lead to lower prices for the key grains, the...
made popular Aug 12 2008
AP, New Orleans
Southern sugar farmers, struggling with rising fuel and production costs, say the federal government’s decision to allow more foreign sugar into the United States...
made popular Aug 12 2008
AP, Burbank
Farmer Jim Lott needs to get rid of the starlings and sparrows feasting on the ripe fruit in his blueberry patch, and a grinning scarecrow wearing grandpa’s old...
made popular Aug 9 2008
AP, Wapato
Across central Washington’s fruit bowl, farmers are buying vineyards, hoping to establish roots in the area and capitalize on the booming wine industry.
made popular Aug 9 2008
AP, Wapato
Across central Washington’s fruit bowl, farmers are buying vineyards, hoping to establish roots in the area and capitalize on the booming wine industry.
made popular Aug 9 2008
AP, Asuncion
Paraguayan president-elect Fernando Lugo says he does not support landless peasants who plan to invade farms in three northern states of the South American country.
made popular Aug 8 2008
A few weeks ago, Obama made a comment about the price of arugula at the Whole Foods Market to a group of farmers in Independence, Iowa. Yes, I said Iowa. How dare...
made popular Aug 8 2008
AP, Richmond
Mike Cullipher used to juggle his farm chores and a full-time job, working 275 acres on nights and weekends. Now he’s trying to make a go of it as a full-time...
made popular Jul 31 2008
AP, New York
Franca Tantillo puts rising fuel prices in the same category as the springtime hail storm that wiped out part of her strawberry crop. Both cut into the profit she can...
made popular Jul 28 2008
AP, Windhoek
White farmers asked a regional court Thursday to hold the Zimbabwean government in contempt, saying government supporters were beating and harassing plaintiffs in a...
made popular Jul 17 2008
AP, Des Moines
In a June 25 story about corn crop losses due to flooding, The Associated Press incorrectly reported that Iowa farmer Bill Talsma expected a profit of $6 million before...
made popular Jul 1 2008
AP, Harare
Farmers who had protested the seizure of their land were attacked by supporters of Robert Mugabe the same day he was sworn in again as Zimbabwe’s president, the...
made popular Jun 30 2008
AP, Washington
When Congress reopened the government’s discrimination settlement with black farmers, lawmakers budgeted just $100 million for damages. They probably should have...
made popular Jun 28 2008
The tragedies in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri have been terrible to watch on the news. I watched in horror, as towns and homes were flooded to almost the top of the...
made popular Jun 23 2008
AP, Washington
More than 800 black farmers filed a new lawsuit against the Agriculture Department just two weeks after Congress reopened a 1999 settlement over past discrimination.The...
made popular Jun 4 2008
AP, Williams
Dipping its left wing, a canary-yellow biplane makes a sharp turn and dives over a flooded field, showering rice on the shallow water 15 feet below.It’s aerial...
made popular May 11 2008
AP, Redwood
Farmers here are experiencing water torture as they wait for the flooded Mississippi River to recede and give them a chance to salvage what’s left of what might...
made popular Apr 28 2008
Jeet Mal Patidar had a good harvest this year – over a thousand quintals of wheat. But he is in no hurry to sell his produce and instead of being carted to the mandi,...
made popular Apr 23 2008
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Video games with action dictated by brain waves might become a reality by the end of the year as claimed by a San Jose-based, Silicon Valley company NeuroSky. Engineers...
made popular Apr 30 2007
The loss of GPS signals have left the farmers in fix as two US military satellites have gone out of order, which has resulted as a major cause of drop-outs and...
made popular Jun 9 2006
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