Farming Reports Archives - Page 5 of 9

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.

Risks of synchronized low yields are underestimated in climate and crop model projections

4 August 2023: A look at the effectiveness of current models in predicting the impacts of climate change on global food security.

A Future Without Glyphosate

3 August 2023: The impacts and costs to agriculture and the environment if glyphosate were no longer available.

Harnessing Peanut’s Potential Through Investment and Innovation

28 July 2023: Research advances in the U.S. peanut industry in 2022.

OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2023 – 2033

6 July 2023: An annual assessment of ten-year prospects for major agricultural commodity and fish markets that supports forward-looking policy analysis and planning.

NIFA Annual Report FY 2022

21 July 2023: USDA NIFA’s research, education, and extension accomplishments in 2022.

Gene editing achieves consistently higher favorability in social and traditional media than GMOs

21 June 2023: A 5-year analysis of how GMOs and gene editing are perceived in traditional and social media.

The New Era of Food and Agriculture

19 June: How agriculture is adapting to feed a growing population while mitigating the effects of climate change.

The Future of Soils in the Midwestern United States

25 May 2023: How different tillage methods impact soil health and sustainability in the Midwest.

Characteristics and Trends of U.S. Soybean Production Practices, Costs, and Returns Since 2002

12 June 2023: Twenty years of trends in U.S. soybean production practices, costs, and returns.

The competitiveness of U.S. meat, poultry, and dairy in global trade

15 May: The global trade performance of U.S. agricultural commodities relative to the competition.

Farms Under Threat 2040: Projected Climate Impacts on the Growing Conditions for Rainfed Agriculture in the Contiguous United States

8 May: How rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns could affect rainfed croplands in the United States.