Horizon Kinetics explores Altius Minerals’ royalty model amid rising potash demand, inflation trends, and commodity scarcity.

Central Asia’s diet is characterized by a heavy reliance on red meat, bread, and dairy, staples that are often missing or ...

Nutrient sequencing, also known as nutrient timing, involves consuming foods in a specific order to support stable blood sugar (glucose) levels and promote a sense of fullness. While nutrient ...

A Soviet‑era computer at MIT once predicted civilization would collapse by 2040 — and some of its warnings started in 2020 Over 140,000 bottles of cholesterol medication recalled. See affected ...

Eduardo Blumwald, center, is a distinguished professor in the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences. Lab members Hiromi Tajima, left, and Akhilesh Yadav are among those who have been working to ...

Neil Marsh receives funding from the NIH and NSF. You might best know chromium as a bright, shiny metal used in bathroom and kitchen fittings. But is it also essential for your health? In a form known ...

It’s critical to use the correct nitrogen stabilizer with anhydrous ammonia this fall. Farmers will invest at least $14 an acre in one, says Gary Schnitkey, agricultural economist. He encourages ...

The European Union opened an investigation into urea imports from Russia after fertilizer producers in the bloc complained the shipments undercut market prices. Lobby group Fertilizers Europe alleged ...

The cultivation of rice—the staple grain for more than 3.5 billion people around the world—comes with extremely high environmental, climate and economic costs. This may be about to change, thanks to ...

Bean soup may have turned a page in cooking history. Now it can be elegant as well as hearty, healthful as well as homey. With its sophisticated garnish of fresh basil, today’s Tomato and Corn Soup ...

“We’re in very bad shape,” Josh Linville of StoneX says. “Phosphate is in dire straits. And honestly, it needs demand destruction this fall to rebalance the supply and demand. These high prices are ...

WASHINGTON — War Department experts constantly research and implement new technologies to improve the food that supports service members' ever-changing nutritional needs. A few new creations are ...