In an era where global elites discuss reshaping food systems under the banner of “sustainability,” and corporate giants tighten their grip on the supply chain, many farmers feel under siege. From misguided…
Author: AgroWars
The Chainsaw Approach to Cuts at the USDA Threatens American Agriculture
The Trump administration has moved aggressively to shrink the federal government. One major target has been the United States Department of Agriculture. A recent report from the USDA Office of Inspector General…
The Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Merger Is Bad News for American Farmers’ Bottom Line
On December 19, 2025, Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern submitted their formal merger application to the Surface Transportation Board, kicking off the regulatory review for what would be an $85 billion deal…
The Fight for More Farm Aid: Is $12 Billion Enough to Save American Farmers?
American farm families are facing one of the toughest economic periods in decades, caught between low commodity prices, high input costs, and the lingering effects of trade disruptions. In early December 2025,…
How Government Subsidies Have Distorted American Farming
American agriculture is dominated by vast fields of corn and soybeans, year after year. These two crops cover millions of acres, often in monotonous rotation, supported heavily by taxpayer-funded subsidies. Yet demand…
Could Trump Reclassifying Marijuana Be a Potential Game-Changer for American Farmers?
President Donald Trump is poised to sign an executive order reclassifying marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act. This shift, anticipated possibly this week, acknowledges the plant’s…
Farmers Face Skyrocketing Health Insurance Costs as Congress Fails to Act
American farmers are bracing for a severe blow to their finances in 2026, with health insurance premiums under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) set to double or even triple for many due…
The Overlooked Essential: Water Access for American Farmers
In agriculture, inputs like seeds, fertilizers, and equipment often dominate discussions. Yet water stands as one of the most critical and frequently overlooked resources. Without reliable access to sufficient water, even the…
The Government Is Trying to Bury an 85-Year-Old Farmer Alive Because He Watered the “Wrong” Field
In the quiet fields of Spokane County, Washington, an 85-year-old farmer named Bob Greiff faces a threat that no drought or pest could match: the potential loss of his entire 160-acre legacy….
What if DEF Died? What a World Without Emissions Regulations Could Look Like
For over a decade, the most frustrating feature on any new row crop tractor or combine hasn’t been the software glitch or the cab vibration, but the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system…