I recently met with a group of politicians that were pushing the “green deal” amendment being introduced as legislation by progressives, environmentalists and our wonderful
If you have followed my story for any length of time, you’ll know that I am new to ranching. In 2017, when I was 26
Since the start of the water year, California seems to be entirely out of the worst drought category. About 1.4% is still considered to be
As of January 1st of 2022, California farms with 26 or more employees are obligated to pay 1.5x regular rate for any hours worked past
Farmers are growing less crops such as lettuce and a few other produce in a desperate attempt to avoid excess inventory due to the uncertain
California has last month proposed reducing the rate at which homeowners can sell excess electricity from their rooftop solar panels into the grid, thus, weakening
In the midst of higher and higher gas prices, and a failed reserve release plan from the Biden administration to temper them – some people
I remember my granddad telling me a story of when he used to farm using horses. He preferred Belgium draft horses because they were a
In what consider shocking, due to the apparent direction of the Biden administration, US Agricultural Secretary Tom Vilsack stated ‘If we are going to feed
Deere workers have reached an agreement and are back to work. More than 10,000 workers walked off the job in October in strike, an event
This may be the most compelling case study for teaching your children early on about Ag. A new study, sampling nearly 200 children ages 4-7
A perfect storm hit the used tractor market with contributing factors from the recent labor strike, lack of right to repair, both international and domestic
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