By Ariel Shapiro Bill Gates, the fourth richest person in the world and a self-described nerd who is known for his early programming skills rather
A new administration brings with it new bureaucrats to run the various executive agencies. With President Biden’s picks however, some familiar faces have come back
As a farmer there are many things you can control on your farm operation. However, the weather and the soil conditions are not things you
By Lacie Armstrong Global Warming continues to threaten every aspect of agriculture, especially crop production. It reduces the soil moisture in areas close to the
By Lacie Armstrong A rare variety of corn discovered in 1980 by Howard-Yana Shapiro, whom is now chief agricultural officer at Mars, Incorporated, makes its
By Lacie Armstrong The pandemic has brought to the light how important cleanliness and safety is in regard to food. This has caused farmers to
By Lacie Armstrong The COVID-19 pandemic has been the direct cause of discussions and debates about businesses, services, and even personnel that are deemed “essential
By Lacie Armstrong Lots of controversial questions are fluttering around urban agriculture and vertical farming. These questions include; marks on efficiency, availability, usefulness, prices, viability
By Lacie Armstrong In the midst of a global pandemic, trade wars, low prices and an unpredictable climate, the future of agriculture is uncertain and
The coronavirus pandemic is demonstrating just how critical farming and agriculture are to Americans and to the nation as a whole. It’s also shining a
At least 600 Wildfires continue to burn throughout California as I write and file this column in late August. The wildfires, most caused by lightning
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
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