After a breakup, he built a thriving farm in Seoul
Ryan Phillips moved to Korea in 2006 and now runs a farm in Seoul, growing dozens of chili varieties and hosting farm-to-table events after years of trial and error.
U.S. turkey production rebounds after two-year slump
U.S. turkey production is rising after two years of declines, with output, demand, and prices up. Disease risks and higher feed costs still weigh on growers.
Ag biologicals market faces four potential paths over decade
The ag biologicals market is growing but uneven. A scenario exercise outlines four possible futures based on tech performance and system integration.
Twin Cities & Western Railroad grant to boost grain rail
A $22 million federal award will help Twin Cities & Western Railroad expand grain capacity with 200 new hopper cars and infrastructure upgrades in Minnesota.
Business email compromise: steps agriculture leaders can take
Business email compromise is surging, with billions in losses. Agriculture executives can cut risk with phishing-resistant MFA, verification rules, and rapid response.
Rubisco variants screened to engineer faster photosynthesis
KTH scientists evaluated 15,000 Rubisco variants, mapping mutations that could improve photosynthesis and inform efforts to develop climate-resilient crops.
Farm cyber risk: is your operation ready for an outage?
As connected tools spread across agriculture, farm cyber risk can disrupt planting, harvest, and payments. Here is how producers can plan coverage and response.
Rhode Island grower sets new heaviest pumpkin record
Ron Wallace set the heaviest pumpkin record at 3,156 pounds on Oct. 10 in Rhode Island, eclipsing the previous mark by nearly 300 pounds.
Best farm photos: Highlights from October 16, 2026
Best farm photos from the week of October 16, 2026, featuring Instagram posts from farmers, ranchers, and ag creatives across the country.
Switch Bio partnership with Bayer targets ‘switchable’ biofertilizers
Switch Bio partnership with Bayer aims to advance ‘switchable’ nitrogen-fixing biofertilizers through product development, testing, and commercialization.
Phaeosphaeria leaf spot spreads across Michigan corn
Phaeosphaeria leaf spot is spreading in Michigan cornfields, and experts warn losses could rival tar spot. Universities are verifying the pathogen and management options.
Hog producers break even as demand softens, risks ahead
Hog producers are barely breaking even as weak demand, softer exports, and cheap poultry weigh on prices. Margins could turn negative into 2025.