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The Materials Market Report 2023

December 2023. The Textile Exchange’s tenth annual report on trends and sustainability efforts in global fiber production.

U.S. Agricultural Policy Review, 2022

November 2023. A review of developments in U.S. agricultural policy in 2022.

The Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5)

November 2023. A science-based report on the risks, impacts and responses to climate change in the United States.

From Field to Bin: The Environmental Impacts of U.S. Food Waste Management Pathways

October 2023. An environmental evaluation of eleven food waste management methods.

Direct Evidence for Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Removal Via Enhanced Weathering in Cropland Soil

October 2023. The role of enhanced rock weathering in capturing and storing carbon dioxide, including in dry climates.

A General Assessment of the Role of Agriculture and Forestry in U.S. Carbon Markets

October 2023. A comprehensive look at current market activity, barriers to participation and opportunities to improve access to carbon markets for farmers and forest landowners.

The 2023 Global Agricultural Productivity (GAP) Report: Every Farmer, Every Tool

3 October 2023: An annual report on global agricultural productivity.

Earthworms contribute significantly to global food production

26 September 2023: Earthworms’ contribution to global food production.

Methane emissions in livestock and rice systems: Sources, quantification, mitigation and metrics

25 September 2023: A comprehensive analysis of methane emissions related to livestock and rice production systems and how to reduce them.

International Food Security Assessment, 2023–2033

1 September 2023: An annual assessment of global food security over the next ten years.

Economic Impact of U.S. Soybeans and End Products on the U.S. Economy

29 August 2023: An independent assessment of the U.S. soybean industry’s value to the economy.

Economics of Soil Health Systems on 30 Farms

9 August 2023: The economic impact of soil health management practices, according to 30 U.S. farmers who use them.