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The first few weeks of President Donald Trump’s administration have been especially busy, with much at stake for U.S. agriculture.

Some citizens give more thought to what they’re having for dinner than who they’re voting for for president. But American voters’ decisions in the 2016 presidential election could determine what the world has—or doesn’t have—for dinner.

Some controversial new laws might soon come into play.

Hundreds of people protested Saturday in Warsaw against free-trade agreements that the European Union is pursuing with the U.S. and Canada, saying they will hurt Polish farmers and consumers.

For years, Chile has had a curious double standard when it comes to genetically modified organisms. The country is a global powerhouse in the production of GM seeds -- but makes them strictly off-limits to domestic farmers. Throw any in the ground for the local market, and the crop cops may slap you with a fine.

Mexican food, drink imports into U.S. were $21 billion in 2015.

Tensions are still high between Mexico and the U.S. as the battle over construction of a border wall begins, putting immigration and migrant labor back in the spotlight.

A Utah law proposal would make it illegal to harrass livestock with a drone, and animal rights activists don’t like it.

GOP targets landmark Endangered Species Act for big changes.

Trump team says Bayer promised to add 3,000 jobs at Monsanto.