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New Mexico: A Surprising Leader in American Agriculture
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Colonial Farming and Soil Stewardship: Lessons from Early America
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California in Crisis: Elaine Culotti on Leadership, Voter ID & Agriculture
…vote wisely. With strategic leadership, responsible governance, and active civic participation, she believes California can overcome its financial, environmental, and political crises in 2026. Sponsored Content Let’s Talk Livestock Risk…
America’s Largest Barns: Icons of Agriculture
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The History of Corn Harvesting in American Agriculture: From Hand-Husked Fields to Mechanization
…ears were nearly free of shucks. This made it easier to air-dry the corn in cribs, preserving it for storage and later use. Properly dried corn remained high-quality for livestock…
California Wine Looks Ahead After an Exceptional 2025 Harvest
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The Cooper Barn: A Kansas Landmark of American Agricultural History
…across the heartland, barns became essential structures on family farms—housing livestock, protecting crops, and anchoring daily agricultural life. One barn in particular stands out for its remarkable size and historical…
California FFA: Growing the Next Generation of Ag Leaders
…in Buena Park, provide hands-on experiences with livestock and crops. Otto emphasizes, “Many students didn’t realize agriculture could be part of their future until they joined FFA.” Students also gain…
Corn Shelling Bees: How Community and Early Technology Shaped American Agriculture
…and livestock feed. From early settlement through the 19th century, corn production shaped farm economies and rural livelihoods across the country. However, while growing corn was essential, processing it—particularly removing…