Iowa Farms

Mid-1840s Iowa Farms: How Corn Created the Tall Corn State

DanAgri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Corn, This Land of Ours

…family lived The landscape reflected the realities of frontier agriculture, where farmers relied on hard work, livestock, and diversified production to support their households. The Rise of Corn Farming Only…

Hawkeye

The Hawkeye Riding Cultivator Helped Spark America’s First Agricultural Revolution

DanAgri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…behind implements while cultivating crops, making agriculture physically demanding and limiting the amount of land that could be worked in a single day. As horse-powered machinery became more common, farming…

Michelle Miller

Michelle Miller “Farm Babe” Says Farmers Must Tell Their Story Before Someone Else Does

DanAgri-Business, Conservation, Education, Environment, Genetically Modified, Interview, Special Reports, Technology

…During those years, she admits she accepted many of the common misconceptions surrounding agriculture and even considered herself an anti-GMO activist. That experience now shapes the way she communicates with…

Michael Gates

Michael Gates Outlines Vision for California, Public Safety, and Agriculture in Exclusive Ag Meter Interview

DanAgri-Business, Economy, Infrastructure, Interview, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports

…public meetings throughout California. How to Learn More Gates encouraged Californians interested in his campaign to visit www.gates4ag.com/, where supporters can learn more about his platform, make campaign contributions, and…

Michael Gates California Attorney General

Michael Gates Pledges to Fight California Fraud and Support Agriculture

DanAgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Infrastructure, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…unnecessary government interference affecting California farmers. He stated that agriculture should be allowed to focus on producing food and sustaining rural communities rather than navigating excessive regulatory burdens. His comments…

Rick Roberti

California Cattlemen’s President Rick Roberti Sounds the Alarm on Agriculture’s Future

DanAgri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Disease, Economy, Environment, Infrastructure, Interview, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports, Trade, Water

…operating under fewer regulations, lower labor costs, and significantly different environmental standards. California producers face especially high production costs because of labor regulations, environmental policies, energy prices, and compliance requirements….