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30/06/2025

“We saw ICE agents on farms, pointing assault rifles at cows, and removing half the workforce,’’ said Shi. “The reality is, a significant portion of our industry relies on immigrant labor — skilled, hardworking people who’ve been part of our workforce for years. When there are sudden crackdowns or raids, it slows timelines, drives up costs, and makes it harder to plan ahead,” says Patrick Murphy. “ICE had detained people who are here lawfully and so now lawful immigrants are afraid to go to work … All of this goes against other economic objectives the administration might have. The immigration policy and the economic policy are not lining up at all,” said Douglas Holtz Eakin.
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27/06/2025

🇺🇸An Independence Day cookout will cost $70.92 for 10 guests this year. At $7.09 per person, 2025 will be the second-highest cost since Farm Bureau began the survey in 2013. What are you having at your cookout?
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26/06/2025

“I feel I owe it to the ancestors of farmers who’ve been here all these years and have come this far to just make a go of it,” Corwin said. “I want to make Long Island proud.” With ducks hatched from eggs spared from slaughter, he’s working to preserve the unique lineage of fowl that’s allowed his family’s farm to thrive even as others on Long Island fell by the wayside — all while worrying that another flu outbreak would finally wipe him out. Read more about his story.

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25/06/2025

“Putting American Farmers First means cutting the millions of dollars that are being wasted on woke DEI propaganda. Under President Trump’s leadership, I am putting an end to the waste, fraud, and abuse that has diverted resources from American farmers and restoring sanity and fiscal stewardship to the U.S. Department of Agriculture,” said Secretary Rollins. What are your thoughts on this?

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24/06/2025

Setting aside at least 20% of agricultural landscapes for rewilding could reverse biodiversity declines while maintaining food production. How?

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23/06/2025

☕Consumption of 1-2 cups of caffeinated coffee per day was linked to a lower risk of death from all causes and death from cardiovascular disease. Black coffee and coffee with low levels of added sugar and saturated fat were associated with a 14% lower risk of all-cause mortality as compared to no coffee consumption. The same link was not observed for coffee with high amounts of added sugar and saturated fat. Are you a black coffee drinker?
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20/06/2025

Without farm workers, vegetables will be left in the fields, fruit will remain unpicked, and cows will go unmilked. The end result is a reduced food supply and higher grocery prices for all of America’s families. America can have both a secure border and a labor program that provides a desperately needed and dependable farm workforce.
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19/06/2025

🐮 The removal of hundreds of cattle raised illegally on public land designated for sustainable forest use in Brazil’s Amazon has sparked protests and divided residents, with some seeking to preserve rubber-tapping and Brazil nut harvesting and others wanting to consolidate livestock farming. The extent to which rubber and Brazil nuts can provide for people is really limited compared to cattle, for which, unfortunately, you have to cut down the forest and plant pasture.
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18/06/2025

These toxins affect the nervous system like ni****ne, initially causing tremors that may progress to total paralysis and suffocation. Symptoms usually appear within an hour of ingestion, and the animal can die in a few hours. If you can’t mow, and assuming you still see signs of active plant growth, spot-spraying individual plants can still work and may prevent some amount of seed production.
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17/06/2025

🐮Breeds like Miniature Highlands, Miniature Herefords, and Dexters didn’t just pop up overnight. As land prices rise and the demand for sustainable, manageable livestock grows, miniature cattle have carved out a meaningful niche in the farming world. Read on to explore the fascinating evolution of miniature cattle from their historic origins to their modern-day appeal and examine why these small-scale bovines are making such a big impact.
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16/06/2025

In late summer of 2023, a 23-year-old farm worker was found entangled in a running baler—alone in the field, the machine still running. His death was preventable. This tragedy highlights a critical truth: forage harvester and baler safety are non-negotiable. Farmers…be vigilant and take farm safety seriously. Don’t rush. You can be fast without being reckless. No bale of hay is worth a life. Think safe, work safe, come home safe.
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13/06/2025

“The scale of this agricultural system by ancestral Menominee communities is 10 times larger than what was previously estimated,” says lead author Madeleine McLeester, an assistant professor of anthropology at Dartmouth. “That forces us to reconsider a number of preconceived ideas we have about agriculture not only in the region, but globally.” “This may be just a little remnant of what must have been a much larger system,” says Casana.
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