Farms

Cities, not the agriculture heavy Central Valley, are the source of most of the runoff and pollution that enters the San Francisco Bay, according to a new report.

A land use law passed in Oregon in the 1970s that was meant to protect farmland and forests hasn't really protected either, according to a new report.

Decommissioned farms and fields in California are being scouted as possible sited for renewable energy production.

With fruit prices way down, some farmers in British Columbia are taking their fields out of production and renting them out as RV parks. The government in Kelowna, BC, is not happy.

This article from GOOD wonders whether farms could become the new cornerstone amenity in suburban residential communities.

This piece from National Geographic takes a look at the three-year drought that's plaguing California's cities and farms.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has ordered the revision of a forecasting model related to congressional climate legislation that makes the conversion of farmland to forests more lucrative than producing food.