…matters, and how personal farming roots—like Corwine’s sixth-generation Kansas family farm—drive national advocacy efforts. If you care about the future of agriculture, policy, or rural communities, this is an interview…
Brooke Rollins in California, Potter Valley Dams, and Propane Tech: A Big Day for AgNet News Hour
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Brooke Rollins Warns California Agriculture Faces an Existential Threat
…devastate local farming and ranching communities, and directly threaten U.S. food security. She explained that she intervened in the case before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on December 19, signaling…
Margaret Mims on Leadership, Water, and Why She’s Running for Fresno County Supervisor
…“So many of the decisions that affect farming — land use, water, infrastructure, public safety — are made at the county level,” she said. “If you want to protect agriculture,…
AgNet News Hour: Health, Water, and California’s Crossroads
…policy analysis. Hosts Nick Papagni (“The Ag Meter”) and Lorrie Boyer open the show with a light discussion before diving into serious topics shaping the future of farming and food…
Ohio’s Early Agriculture: Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco
…the region especially attractive to families looking to build stable lives. Farming as a Necessity for Survival European settlers relied heavily on agriculture as their primary means of survival. Farming…
David Tangipa on Prop 50, High-Speed Rail, and the Fight for California’s Central Valley
…a fourth-generation rice farmer and longtime advocate for Northern California agriculture. Tangipa described LaMalfa as a close friend and a model representative who understood farming because he lived it. LaMalfa’s…
Lex Nicoleta: Coastal Grandmother, Farming, Food & Influence
…shared how being married into farming changed her understanding of agriculture. Farming, she explained, is relentless and unpredictable. Weather, markets, and uncontrollable factors shape every season, yet farmers persist. That…
Ohio: America’s First Agricultural Capital
…land, which offered strong opportunities for farming and economic growth. Ohio’s location and natural resources made it an ideal center for agricultural development at a time when the young nation…
World Ag Expo 2026 Showcases Global Ag Innovation
…to advanced artificial intelligence applications, the competition highlights emerging technologies shaping the future of farming. While the Top 10 provides a strong overview, innovation extends across the entire show floor….
Johnny Appleseed: John Chapman’s Legacy in American Agriculture
…to generations as Johnny Appleseed, he not only promoted the growth of apple orchards across the Midwest but also fostered a deeper appreciation for fruit cultivation and sustainable farming practices….
George Zhuang on Raisins, Innovation, and Fresno Grapes
…From Rural China to California Vineyards Zhuang’s path to Fresno County viticulture began in a small farming village in southwest China, where rice and oranges shaped his childhood. That early…
California Raisins & Grape Innovation: AgNet News Hour Highlights
…discussed, highlighting the human side of farming. Conclusion With innovation, education, and community support, California’s grape and raisin industries are positioning themselves for a sustainable future. Tune into the AgNet…
Colonists’ Livestock and the Transformation of Early American Land
…settlers aimed to replicate the farming techniques familiar to them, including raising livestock. Grazing animals such as cattle and sheep required significant land and resources, and the act of grazing…