Farmers' share of consumer food spending dollar shrinks to 5.8 cents - Entrepreneur Generations

Despite planting, growing and harvesting most foundational food in the United States, American farmers only glean a tiny amount of consume...

'No Kings' protests in rural Minnesota highlight changes in some residents' opinions - Entrepreneur Generations

Faribault residents Matthew, left, and Sarah said they wanted to protest local ICE activity. (Photo by Betsy Froiland,The Daily Yonde...

Why the closed Strait of Hormuz will increase grocery prices and add to world hunger - Entrepreneur Generations

Goods and fuel normally flow out of the Persian Gulf and through the Strait of Hormuz. (Wikimedia map) As the U.S.-Israeli confli...

U.S. farmers battle bugs in the field, but once grains are stored, pests remain a challenge - Entrepreneur Generations

Bugs normally eat at least 30% of a stored crop. (Graphic by Adam Dixon, Offrange) Storing commodities like corn or soybeans in g...

Global liquified natural gas shortage pushes countries back to coal - Entrepreneur Generations

An active coal mine in Indonesia. (Photo by  Dominik Vanyi, Unsplash) Countries are turning back to coal-fired power to fill the e...

What does science say about health risks from widely used glyphosate on U.S. farms? An expert weighs in. - Entrepreneur Generations

Unlike soybean and corn farmers, wheat growers don't  routinely use glyphosate. (Photo by H. Shedrow, Unsplash) Despite thous...

Reporter tips: Spiking gas prices unify many Americans; the general misery offers a multitude of story possibilities - Entrepreneur Generations

Gas prices in Holden, Maine, after Russia invaded  Ukraine in early 2022. (Photo by GG, Unsplash)  Dismayed by soaring gasoline p...