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Ohio: America’s First Agricultural Capital
…was expanding rapidly. Farming operations flourished, and with them came early agricultural industries that supported both local communities and growing markets across the country. The Rise of Agricultural Processing By…
World Ag Expo 2026 Showcases Global Ag Innovation
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AgNet News Hour: Policy, Innovation & the Future of Agriculture
…the state and national levels. The show opens with California weather updates and a look at renewed activity from the USDA under the Trump administration, including export reports, WASDE data,…
Johnny Appleseed: John Chapman’s Legacy in American Agriculture
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George Zhuang on Raisins, Innovation, and Fresno Grapes
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California Raisins & Grape Innovation: AgNet News Hour Highlights
…Advocacy, Policy, and Consumer Awareness The show addressed broader agricultural challenges, including water shortages in the Westland’s Water District, labor pressures from rising minimum wages, and global competition in raisin…
Colonists’ Livestock and the Transformation of Early American Land
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Food Dyes, Kids, and Behavior: One Family’s Story
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Food Dyes, Fraud, and the Future of Agriculture in 2026
…oversight on grants and programs to curb fraud, particularly within SNAP and other taxpayer-funded initiatives. Protecting U.S. farmland from foreign ownership and ensuring national food security were underscored as growing…
New Mexico: A Surprising Leader in American Agriculture
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California Water Solutions: Inside Turlock Irrigation District
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Colonial Farming and Soil Stewardship: Lessons from Early America
…it also had unintended consequences: accelerated soil erosion and decreased soil fertility. These practices highlighted the delicate balance between agricultural growth and environmental preservation. Reflections on Early Agricultural Practices The…
California in Crisis: Elaine Culotti on Leadership, Voter ID & Agriculture
…over citizens and small farmers. She proposed incentivizing farming and supporting small agricultural operations with reduced taxes and infrastructure assistance to ensure the state’s long-term sustainability. The conversation also addressed…