Loading Svelte app… From the docks of the Port of Santos, a 58-terminal complex covering an area the size of 1,500 American football fields, ships loaded with soybeans prepare to set sail for China.

Tyler Stafslien is a fourth-generation farmer who’s worked his family’s land in central North Dakota for about 20 years.

RYDER, N.D., — Tyler Stafslien is a fourth-generation farmer who’s worked his family’s land in central North Dakota for about 20 years. Roughly half of his 2,500 acres are typically dedicated to ...

The nation’s cattle inventory is at its lowest level in decades, the result of a long-term decline that has been pushed even ...

Oklahoma lawmakers warned of Chinese influence, then carved out a loophole for the only Chinese owned company with land in ...

If there is one thing that universally gives farmers across the country major headaches it’s trying to determine whether ...

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This story is from Floodlight, a nonprofit newsroom that investigates the powers stalling climate action. Sign up for Floodlight’s newsletter here. For decades, corn has reigned over American ...