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The United States will be the new Chair of AMIS, taking over responsibilities from Mexico at the next meeting of the Global Food Market Information Group.

Heat and drought events may coincide more often due to climate change, with negative consequences for agriculture, according to a new study. Crop yields often drop during hot growing seasons, and combined heat and drought can magnify the effect, say the authors. The study was published in the journal Nature Food.

photo courtesy of Cargill Cargill Chairman and CEO David MacLennan addressed members of the Natio...

May is a key month for new crop forecasts, as exactly in this month the USDA gathers all local ex...

Located in strategically between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, Morocco is a bridge ...

US agribusiness titan Cargill will increase its investments in India. Cargill will invest 240 milli...