The chancellor emeritus of Washington University in St. Louis stressed the need for a fourth agricultural revolution, or an "evergreen revolution" where science and "sensible public policy" combine.

Interesting article, based on the thesis that agriculture needs to change because we are running out of resources (“Solving the Food Crisis,” Cover Story, July 29). It seems like Local Bounti and ...

Since the dawn of the Agricultural Revolution, humans have built and designed new inventions to solve everyday problems that end up having profound impacts. What we have seen throughout history, from ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Growing populations and incomes are boosting global demand for food, while agricultural producers ...

Genetically modified crops and biotechnology have substantially benefitted farmers in recent decades, however, the next agricultural revolution will be driven by the accelerated application of smart, ...