Agriculture

Pestilence and mother nature damage orange crops in Florida and Brazil, raising juice prices to near their historic high.

Competition between anglers and stylists threatens a shortage of rooster feathers. Producers look to boost supply.

Agriculture ministers from the G-20 meet in Paris to discuss ways of curbing food price rises and ending hunger.

In response to the state's new strict immigration law, and the shortage of farmers that followed, Georgia governor Nathan Deal has proposed allowing probationers to fill the void on farms.

Fertilizer producer Scotts eyes the huge, legal marijuana market.

And since corn is in everything from food to fuel, prices all over the world could rise.

The floods in the Midwest are hurting corn supply, which could affect the rest of the food industry.

The West may be free of tornadoes and drought, but it has its own weather problems. A cool wet spring is damaging some crops, and delaying others.

A historic flood and drought in the same year are making this a rough season for farmers. And if you pay federal taxes, then you subsidize the crop insurance industry.

But demand remains around the same. And the high price of other ingredients in chocolate means chocolate lovers will still need to pay.