A dark storm is brewing, one fueled not just by drought or tariffs, but by political blackmail and a government shutdown that’s left farmers high and dry. As the federal government grinds…
Author: AgroWars
Tyson and Cargill Fork Over $87.5 Million in Beef Price-Fixing Scandal
In a landmark blow to the meatpacking giants dominating America’s dinner tables, Tyson Foods and Cargill have agreed to pay a staggering $87.5 million to settle accusations of conspiring to jack up…
Rural America on the Brink as Washington Prioritizes Foreign Wars Over Family Farms
Family farms are teetering on the edge of collapse, not because of drought or pestilence, but because of the cold indifference of the politicians they helped elect. The federal government shutdown has…
Beware of Dustin Sherwood and RedLineHybrids When Seeking Alternative Seed Options
In an industry dominated by big players like Bayer and Corteva, many farmers are desperate for affordable, independent seed alternatives. The promise of lower-cost options without the corporate strings attached is appealing,…
Government Shutdown Strands Farmers at the Worst Possible Time
The federal government shutdown that began on October 1, 2025, could not have struck at a more devastating moment for American farmers. With the harvest season in full swing across the Midwest…
Debunking the Carbon Sink Collapse Myth: Trees Are Thriving on CO2, Not Dying Out
In a world where climate alarmism seems to intensify every few months, the absurdity of their arguments also increases, and in this instance, we’ll be discussing the supposed “collapse” of nature’s carbon sink….
Drought’s Relentless Advance: Sparking Legislation Amid Widespread Agricultural Strain
As of late September 2025, drought conditions blanket 36.39 percent of the United States and Puerto Rico, affecting 43.41 percent when factoring in abnormally dry areas. This marks a troubling escalation from…
Trump Admin Says It Will Investigate Sky-High Seed and Fertilizer Prices
In a move to rally America’s heartland, the Trump administration claims to be launching an investigation into soaring seed and fertilizer prices that have been choking farmers for years. On September 25,…
How Big Ag Engineered a Seed Trap to Enslave Farmers
Over the past few decades, massive power plays have reshaped farming into a high-stakes game where independent growers increasingly find themselves at the mercy of corporate giants. What began as promises of…
Trump’s Aid to Argentina Is a Bitter Pill for U.S. Soybean Farmers
The Trump administration’s decision to funnel up to $20 billion in financial aid to Argentina has sparked outrage among U.S. soybean farmers, a core part of the president’s rural base. The move,…