More than 735,000 early voters cast their ballots ahead of Tuesday’s mayoral election in New York City — reportedly the largest early in-person turnout ever for a nonpresidential race in New York. On Sunday alone, about 151,000 cast ballots, the most of any day since voting opened. Sunday also sawContinue Reading
Rattan Lal, one of the world’s most renowned soil scientists, says yes. By Anika Jane Beamer DES MOINES, Iowa—The World Food Prize Foundation gathered hundreds of scientists, farmers and innovators in the agrifood industry last week to address a pressing question: How can we better feed the world’s hungry?Continue Reading
Liquor is just one of the markets needed for the cover crop and cereal grain to improve the health, water retention and carbon sequestration of soils, and keep them from blowing away. By Emily Payne Farming in the San Luis Valley, Colorado, is tough. The 8,000-square-mile, high-altitude desert has oneContinue Reading