By Lacie Armstrong Agriculture is the backbone for many countries and economies, but with the Covid-19 pandemic interfering with the normal way farmers and ranchers
By Lacie Armstrong Democratic Negotiators and the White House are in a race against time to reach an agreement on the next stimulus package deadline,
By Lacie Armstrong An unsettled, heated debate is not the only thing Congress and the White House are experiencing. Pressure from the Senate and the
By Greg Goodsell Agricultural issues brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic have led to some creative solutions by Israeli date farmers. Faced with both a
By Greg Goodsell While the federal government has sprung into action to help farmers make up for the shortfall brought upon by the pandemic, many
By Greg Goodsell It’s an ironic situation. While American society continues to reel from restrictions from the Coronavirus crisis, there are fears that the food
By Greg Goodsell While we reach for “comfort food” during times of crisis, such as potato chips and ice cream, healthy foods that elevate mood
By Greg Goodsell Agriculture, an unquestioned essential industry, is operating at expected levels during the pandemic. A disruption, however brief in the United States’ agricultural
By Doug Wood I’m not one for change and this change is especially painful for me and my family. In these pictures our new neighbor
By Greg Van Dyke Since a lot of the headlines we read each day are focused on what’s happening in Silicon Valley and what lies
Larry Yockey . Big Yockey to his friends, had just finished seeding his 1,200 acres of wheat had he done countless years before. This year,
By Kristi Diener Why. They always leave out the “why”. Read any news article regarding subsidence, and it will tell you farmers pumped groundwater, and
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