In a big move that could reshape environmental regulations across the United States, the Trump administration has repealed the 2009 Obama-era Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding. This EPA decision, announced by Administrator Lee…
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EPA OKs Dicamba Again in 2026 – Stronger Rules, Same Old Drama
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on February 6, 2026, the reinstatement of dicamba for over-the-top applications on dicamba-tolerant cotton and soybeans. This decision applies to the next two growing seasons across…
Soybeans Surge Past $11: A Beacon of Hope in a Challenging Ag Economy
In a surprising turn for the agricultural markets, soybean prices have soared past $11 per bushel, marking a significant rally that has captured the attention of farmers and traders alike. This surge,…
The Wind and Solar Boom Goes Bust As Subsidies Fade and Power Players Pivot to AI Data Centers
The rapid expansion of wind and solar power in the United States over the past decade was fueled by generous federal subsidies, tax credits, and state mandates. However, recent policy shifts have…
The 45Z Tax Credit Is a Ray of Hope for Farmers in a Tough Ag Landscape
The agricultural sector has faced a string of difficult headlines lately, such as low commodity prices, rising input costs, and ongoing market uncertainty. Yet amid this bleak news cycle, a recent development…
The Epstein Files Are a Wake-Up Call for Rural America
Farmers know predators and can spot them early. They can see the coyote eyeing the flock, the fox slipping into the henhouse, or worse, the threat to our own children. The rule…
WEF Insiders Admit Manipulating Weather with Backing from BlackRock
Investigative journalist James O’Keefe recently went undercover at the World Economic Forum in Davos, capturing explosive admissions from climate executives about geoengineering practices, artificial rain production, and the powerful forces funding these…
Why Annexation Is Killing Rural Communities, Turning Family Farms Into Server Farms
The annexation of rural land is accelerating the loss of America’s farmland, threatening the viability of family farms and the fabric of rural communities. As cities expand and big tech companies seek…
Farmers Fume as E15 and Additional Aid Excluded from Latest Funding Bill
Frustration is boiling over after Congress’s latest funding package failed to include provisions for year-round E15 sales and extra financial support for struggling farmers. This omission has sparked sharp criticism from farm…
Pesticide Makers’ Push for Immunity and Its Toll on American Agriculture
In recent years, a concerted effort has unfolded in state legislatures and Congress to grant pesticide manufacturers broad legal protections from lawsuits over the harms their products allegedly cause. This push, largely…