India’s growing water crisis has a lot to do with the crops it chooses to grow. Rice, wheat, and sugarcane alone are guzzling ...

US winter wheat starts strong but drought returns to key areas. Markets watch closely as crops enter critical growth stages.

U.S. farmers have sharply reduced wheat plantings in recent years because of a global supply glut and falling wheat consumption due to dietary trends. Last year, domestic consumption of wheat ...

Future projections in global yield trends of both maize and wheat indicate a significant decline; these declines can be attributed to the negative impacts of climate change arising from increasing ...

The second reason is climatic change. Beyond wheat I noted beans are growing in this once very cold region. Farmers told me it's warmer now. And rain patterns have changed. The last time my dad ...

Startups are entering the market with innovative sorghum-based product lines, such as ready-to-cook batters, energy bars, and ...

These are often called their growing conditions ... We farm crops like these fruits and vegetables, as well as grains like wheat. We also farm animals that provide us with meat, dairy products ...

He said that farmers in many areas are growing other crops instead of wheat in absence of a support price due to which the area under wheat cultivation is decreasing effecting production.