Vertical farming promises a future in which our food is grown in pockets of spaces in our cities and beneath our feet. But how far can it really go?

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) During his campaign, Donald Trump promised to deliver great wealth and lower prices. Today, his administration is urging Americans to return to subsistence agriculture.

Bruce and Diane’s interest in subsistence farming goes back to before COVID. On one New Year’s Eve, he told her that they’d do “The Challenge,” which involves living off of their own land and not ...

von Cramon-Taubadel, a University of Kent anthropologist, made 3-D images of 322 craniums and 295 mandibles from 11 groups of subsistence tribes around the world. Six of the groups were farmers; five ...

Commercial Farming in Bangladesh 2025: Bangladesh shifts from subsistence to commercial farming as more farmers grow high-value crops and livestock for growing urban markets.

There's a reason so many subsistence farming communities around the globe are in the shape they're in, pushed further to the margins and deeply in debt. Some say that much of the blame can be laid at ...

How will technology change farming? Billions in startup investment are driving a new wave of "Ag 3.0" innovations that could make farms more productive, efficient, and responsible.

Obert Chifamba Agri — Today my offering will start with this old joke about farming. A farmer wins the lotto - several millions of dollars. And, as he is getting older, over 55 years of age, his ...

New Mexico passed its own in 1967, helping preserve green spaces statewide and in Bernalillo County, home to Albuquerque, through the tax break to non-commercial farming operations.

Subsistence farming is a key industry, but a group of women in the country’s Southern region have managed to turn theirs into a highly profitable business.