Month: May 2022

What’s for dinner? Highest annual food inflation rate since Reagan era. U.S. food prices will soar by an average of 6.8 percent this year, the highest annual rate since President Reagan’s first year in office — and that’s assuming price increases slow in coming months, said a University of Missouri… Continue reading

‘Farmers do more’ to mitigate climate change Farmers are ready to act on global warming “and we need to help them do more,” said Senate Agriculture chairwoman Debbie Stabenow at the committee’s first hearing on the 2023 farm bill, held at Michigan State University. “We’ve seen the overwhelming popularity of… Continue reading