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Missouri’s Early Agricultural Roots: River Commerce and Opportunity

Dan February 18, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Economy, This Land of Ours

…by river provided Missouri producers with a dependable and profitable outlet for their harvests. River transportation was not simply convenient—it was transformative. It reduced costs, increased market reach, and made…

California Agriculture’s Champions: John Duarte on Leadership, Policy & the Future

Dan February 13, 2026Agri-Business, Climate Change, Conservation, Economy, Education, Environment, Exports/Imports, Irrigation, Legislative, Regulation, Trade, Water

…farm broadcasters and agricultural publications serve as a direct line between policymakers and producers. They provide context, clarity, and accountability on topics such as: Water regulations and infrastructure Environmental compliance…

Edward Ring Says Energy Abundance Could Transform California’s Water and Agriculture Future

Dan February 13, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Biofuels/Energy, Interview, Irrigation, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…Ring explained, is regulatory instability. Oil producers and refiners are hesitant to invest in long-term infrastructure if policy shifts every election cycle. Without consistent leadership and predictable rules, companies won’t…

Michigan Agriculture: A National Leader in Diversity, Cherries, and Innovation

Dan February 9, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Cherries, Field & Row Crops, Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…ranks among the nation’s top agricultural producers. This American Agriculture History Minute highlights why Michigan farmers play such a critical role in feeding the country and supporting rural economies. Over…

Rick Roberti Calls on Californians to Get Involved as Cattle Industry Faces a Crossroads

Dan February 3, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…strain producers. He pointed out that California cattle numbers are historically low, and rebuilding herds takes years — not months — making policy mistakes especially dangerous right now. A major theme…

How Minneapolis Mills Produced Nearly All of the Nation’s Flour

Dan February 3, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Corn, Field & Row Crops, This Land of Ours, Wheat

…remains. Remarkably, all three companies—or their corporate descendants—are still major flour producers today, more than a century after their dominance peaked. Minnesota’s rise as America’s flour capital illustrates how infrastructure,…

Rick Roberti California Cattle Threats: Wolves, Water, and Workforce

Dan February 2, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…that cattle producers are not asking to eliminate wolves or abandon environmental responsibility. They want balance — and the right to protect their livelihoods. “Give us the ability to defend…

California Cattle Challenges & Opportunities: Insights from Rick Roberti

Dan January 30, 2026Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Economy, Education, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…their livelihoods. The California Cattlemen’s Association provides a platform for producers to advocate directly to lawmakers. “Our annual breakfast in Sacramento allows Assembly members and senators to hear firsthand what…

Sonoma County Agriculture: Challenges, Advocacy, and Community Engagement

Dan January 30, 2026Agri-Business, Conservation, Dairy and Livestock, Economy, Education, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Special Reports, Tree, nut & vine crops, Water, Wine

…shared an inside look at local farming, advocacy, and community outreach, highlighting the complex landscape facing producers today. Battling Regulations and Activist Pressure Ghirardelli described ongoing challenges in the county,…

Rick Roberti Warns California’s Wolf Crisis Is Devastating the Cattle Industry

Dan January 30, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…their lowest level since 1951, and rebuilding a herd takes years — not months. While producers have improved meat quality and efficiency, challenges like labor costs, regulation, border issues, and…

American Agriculture’s Expansion in the Early 1900s

Dan January 29, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…alternative crops and developing new markets for them, Carver played a crucial role in improving soil conditions and increasing economic resilience for southern producers. Fertilizer Use Reflects Expanding Production As…

Anna Baldwin and the First Milking Machine

Dan January 23, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Cattle, Dairy and Livestock, This Land of Ours

…not commercially successful. The technology of the period limited its practicality, and dairy producers were still experimenting with ways to safely and efficiently mechanize milking. During the second half of…

Verdant Robotics’ Sharpshooter Is Redefining Precision Weed Control

Dan January 22, 2026Agri-Business, Industry, Interview, Special Reports, Technology

…without rutting or compaction. Return on investment varies by crop, but the economics are compelling. Vegetable growers often see ROI through reduced hand labor, while specialty and row-crop producers benefit…

Why California Agriculture Is Losing Ground Despite Feeding the World

Dan January 20, 2026Agri-Business, Economy, Interview, Regulation, Special Reports

…from a California citrus producer who spends roughly $800 per acre solely on meeting regulatory requirements. These costs are not theoretical—they directly reduce profitability and push producers out of business….

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