The disparaging Outlook Elementary School sign isn’t the first time misinformation about farming has gone viral and/or been corrected.
Biden’s 30×30 plan and American the Beautiful report go to almost comical lengths to call the conservation effort voluntary as farmer concerns linger.
Strong market prices are propelling farmers to bid more aggressively for additional land than has previously been the case during the past six years.
So long as there is agriculture and residential-scale food production, producers will be battling pests.
It is time to start hitting back with facts and science to stand up in defense of agriculture, and this needs to come from people who actually work in ag.
In light of statements by Dr. Anthony Fauci, it’s becoming clearer than ever that COVID-19 blame on animal agriculture was maliciously inaccurate.
I am hopeful about the future of American agriculture, but it is not until we face the realities of oppression that we can truly begin to heal the divide.
You are not in social media to win an argument or prove that you are right in how you choose to farm. There are right ways to approach discussions.
The Cooperative Extension Service originally focused on agriculture programs, and this drives much of the work today, but there’s so much more to it.
We are seeing the marketing, political, and farming sectors paying special mind to Generation Z as it becomes an influential group in the societal gears.