American farmers, the backbone of this nation, are under siege. You’ve seen it—droughts that seem to hit rural fields harder than city lawns, irrigation canals running dry while urban skyscrapers gleam, and…
Category: general ag
The EPA’s Potential Reversal on Greenhouse Gases: A Game-Changer for American Farmers
The Trump administration’s move to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 2009 endangerment finding, which classifies greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane as dangerous pollutants, could have profound implications for…
Should American Farmers Plant Pulse Crops to Diversify and Tap into a Growing Market?
As American farmers navigate a challenging agricultural landscape marked by low prices for traditional row crops like corn and soybeans, the question of diversification looms large. With biofuels offering a potential lift…
The Potential Impact on Ag of Coca-Cola Switching from Corn Syrup to Cane Sugar
In a recent announcement on Truth Social, President Donald Trump claimed that Coca-Cola has agreed to switch from high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) to cane sugar in its U.S. beverages, a move he…
Smart Farming or Surveillance State? The Hidden Agenda of AgTech
Picture this: a fleet of drones humming over golden fields, sensors whispering soil secrets to the cloud, and AI orchestrating a symphony of precision agriculture. Smart farming—drones, IoT sensors, robotics, and data…
Revolutionizing Agriculture with Autonomy: A Path Away from Exploitative Labor and Toward a Stronger America
The United States stands at a crossroads in its agricultural industry, grappling with a labor system that increasingly mirrors the economic and social patterns of third-world nations. The reliance on undocumented immigrant…
The Cost of Blind Loyalty: How U.S. Support for Israel Drains American Farmers
For decades, the United States has stood as Israel’s staunchest ally, funneling billions in financial and military aid to the Middle Eastern nation while American farmers struggle under shrinking USDA budgets and…
The Growing Threat of Agroterrorism in the United States: A Vulnerability Amplified by Geopolitical Tensions
Agroterrorism is emerging as a critical national security concern in the United States. The potential for adversaries to target the nation’s food supply—through pathogens, invasive species, or toxic substances—poses a severe threat…
USDA’s Battle Against the New World Screwworm: A Strategic Response to a Looming Threat
In a decisive move to protect American agriculture, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins unveiled a comprehensive five-point plan on June 16, 2025, at Moore Air Base near Edinburg, Texas, to combat the…
Reforming American Agriculture to Not Rely on Illegal or Migrant Labor
The recent resumption of ICE raids targeting farm workers under the Trump administration has reignited a critical debate about the sustainability of American agriculture’s reliance on illegal and migrant labor. With approximately…