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Private Companies Help Fill Funding Hole for Organic Research
In response to this, Clif Bar and Organic Valley recently teamed up to fund the first endowed chair focused exclusively on organic research.The first of its kind, this chair was re...
Born to Be Wild: 6 Crops that Resist Being Tamed
These crops refuse to be tamed. Yet they remain delicious.
A Farmer’s Best (Virtual) Friend
The challenges facing novice farmers can, by all accounts, be downright daunting: deciding whether to lease or buy land, weighing capital investments in equipment, worrying about w...
Wheat Prices Are Down. What Does That Mean For You?
Back at the end of May, wheat prices were down 2.4 percent, and after the USDA report, they plummeted another 3.5 percent. What’s going on here?
Raisin Grower Wins Supreme Court Battle
The United States Supreme Court has handed down some major decisions recently; the two biggest were granting the right for same-sex couples to marry anywhere in the country, and the ruling in favor of Obamacare. Besides these historic decisions, there was another that’s being hailed as important for property rights and the raisin industry.
Cream of the Crop: Cool Stories from the Week
Here’s a round-up of the week’s most interesting stories.
Varmints Getting Your Crops? Three Humane Ways to Keep ‘Em Out
Rather than reach for poisonous baits, deadly traps, or death-inducing gases to cut the life of tunneling rodents short, opt for these more humane strategies.
Presidential Hopefuls Coming to RFD-TV’s Rural Town Hall
RFD-TV is launching a new weekly program in July called “Rural Town Hall.” The hourlong show will feature presidential hopefuls who will be asked questions on issues specific to agriculture and rural education, development and health care, among other areas.
This Desert May Hold The Clues To The Dawn Of Agriculture
Tools and other evidence suggest agriculture may have begun here.
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