The Spray, the Soil, and the Steak: Glyphosate, Regenerative Grazing, and Free-Range Red Meat
Glyphosate is on most U.S. soy, in most Americans’ urine, and at the center of a scientific fight. Here is what the primary sources actually say—and how regenerative grazing and free-range beef, bison, and elk fit a stronger national plate.
Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal: What Was Agreed, What Wasn’t, and What It Means for Ukraine and the Farm Belt
On Oct. 9, President Trump said Vladimir Putin agreed to send Russian diesel to U.S. and global markets, and the Treasury suspended U.S. sanctions on that fuel until April 2027. Here is what is confirmed, what is still unknown, and why it matters for the war and for anyone who buys diesel.
From Corn and Cattle to Hemp: What It Takes to Convert Cropland in 2026
A long-time corn, soybean, cattle, and hog operation wants hemp acres that feed its own livestock and sell to processors. Here's what's possible today, what isn't legal yet, and how the math compares.