Agriculture
At 50, Bangladesh lifts millions from poverty
Bangladesh has lifted more than 25 million people out of poverty in the last 15 years. Learn how the United States continues to support the country.
Peace Corps celebrates 60 years of global volunteerism
As the Peace Corps celebrates six decades of volunteerism this year, take a look back at some of its work and learn more about its history.
U.S. and India partner to fight poverty in Asia, Africa
The United States and India are partnering to help farmers in Africa protect crop yields and to improve health outcomes in countries in Asia.
Trade between U.S. and India drives economic growth and connectivity
The U.S. and India continue to generate billions in economic growth through their bilateral trade and spur multimillion-dollar deals in the region.
U.S. food programs help children and farmers worldwide
The United States is providing food to children and trade aid to farmers worldwide. Learn more about U.S. efforts to fight hunger.
Engineered crops improve Bangladeshi farmers’ income, health
A new study finds that engineered brinjal (eggplant) provides big benefits to farmers. It increases yields, lowers costs and is better for the environment.
Download this poster and protect pollinators
Pollinators are under threat from diseases, pesticides and habitat loss. Download this poster and find out how you can protect them.
Soil researcher wins World Food Prize
Rattan Lal, a professor at The Ohio State University, received the 2020 World Food Prize for his career addressing food security and soil health.
Agricultural biotech makes farms more productive
Learn how using genetically modified crops increases farmers' production and profits while reducing the need for pesticides.