Taxpayers are on the hook after changes in the Farm Bill

Soaring land prices are only part of the reason farmers look for additional work.

It's not just a sushi roll wrapper anymore. It's everywhere.

Crop prices have fallen, so Deere & Co. predicts farmers will buy less equipment.

American farmers are older than they ever have been.

Growers are using computers and DNA sequencing to create sweeter, crisper apples.

The disease has no cure, and production is down in some Florida groves.

A plant took on an outsize importance in the fracking world and created huge price swings.

Corn is not what you think. For starters: Most of the time, it's not human food.

A look behind the 'slow money' movement and BeetCoin with Christopher Wayne from Greenmarket Farmer's Market, and Vermont Public Radio's Angela Evancie.