With agricultural machinery, reliability is paramount. However, owners of Case IH Magnum tractors produced between 2011 and 2015 have encountered a persistent issue that has raised concerns over the longevity and resale…
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Automated Machines Solve the Problem of Illegal Agricultural Labor
In a world where technological advancements astonish us year after year, agriculture is not left behind. We are seeing new and creative ways to use technological innovations to our advantage, lowering cost…
Is the Equipment Sector Fortified Against Economic Downturns?
The agricultural equipment industry is facing a downturn as farmers grapple with tighter balance sheets. However, it’s reported that the sector has strategically positioned itself to weather the storm better than in…
Would Enforcing Immigration Laws Really ‘Decimate’ America’s Food Supply?
We’ve consistently covered the use of illegal immigrant labor by big agribusinesses several times here, but it’s a topic that just keeps coming up. A recent article from Grist discussing Donald Trump’s…
Big Agribusinesses Leveraging Illegal Labor Creates an Unequal Playing Field in American Agriculture
The landscape of American agriculture, once characterized by the pastoral visions of family farms, is increasingly dominated by large agribusinesses. A contentious issue within this sector is the employment of illegal immigrants,…
Bill Gates Calls for Population Reduction to Save the Planet – What’s He Plotting for Agriculture?
In the realm of global health and environmental “sustainability,” few figures loom as large as Bill Gates. The billionaire “philanthropist,” through the Gates Foundation, has wielded significant influence over public health policies…
The Far-Reaching Potential Impacts of Hurricane Milton on Florida Agriculture
As Hurricane Milton, a formidable Category 5 storm, barrels towards Florida, the state braces not just for the immediate devastation but also for the long-term repercussions on its agricultural sector, which could…
The Long Shadow of Hurricane Helene: Agriculture on the East Coast Faces a Decades-Long Recovery
Hurricane Helene, which made landfall as a devastating Category 4 storm, has left an indelible mark on the agricultural landscape of the Eastern United States, particularly in regions known for their fruit…
A Conservative Case for Prioritizing Small Farms Over Corporate Giants in a New Farm Bill
After the Farm Bill failed to get renewed after a one-year extension, conservatives and populists alike should take the time to scrutinize how this legislation affects not just agriculture but the very…
American Port Strike Demands and Repercussions for American Agriculture
As of October 1, 2024, a massive strike has commenced at ports stretching from Maine to Texas, marking the first time since 1977 that dockworkers have gone on strike across the East…