Purdue Research Shows Corn Farmers Can Reduce Nitrogen Use Without Lowering Yields
A new Purdue study finds that cutting nitrogen fertilizer slightly in corn production can save money and benefit the environment without reducing grain output.
A new Purdue study finds that cutting nitrogen fertilizer slightly in corn production can save money and benefit the environment without reducing grain output.
Gold prices declined over the week due to a steady dollar and stronger US inflation data, increasing expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
Trader Joe’s launches a fresh lineup of seasonal treats for June, including tropical juices, savory handhelds, and limited-edition baking mixes perfect for summer gatherings.
Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid warns that elevated oil prices could sustain inflation above target, urging consideration of stronger monetary tools to address economic risks.
Canada recorded a slight annualized GDP drop in the first quarter, marking two consecutive quarterly declines that fit the technical recession definition despite mixed economic signals.
Recent college graduates in North Carolina struggle to find jobs, with unemployment surpassing the state’s overall rate amid a challenging job market.
Recent data reveals inflation is spreading past gasoline prices, impacting housing, utilities, and consumer spending, raising concerns about persistent economic challenges.
Inflation in the US rose sharply to its highest in three years, outpacing wage growth and reducing consumers’ real income and spending capacity amid rising costs.
A joint project launched by GIZ, Zoomlion, and Blue Skies targets plastic waste transformation while creating hundreds of jobs, focusing on women and youth empowerment.
Ethereum-focused treasury companies increase reliance on staking and active yield strategies as spot crypto ETFs draw investors away from passive ETH holdings.
The Treasury Department reveals preparations to print a $250 bill with Donald Trump’s portrait if Congress changes the law to allow living individuals on US currency.
Inflation surged to its highest point in three years, eroding Americans’ real incomes and limiting their spending ability amid rising prices for essentials like gas, groceries, and electricity.