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Paper Rights, Wet Reality: Washington’s Nooksack Adjudication Is Setting Up Small Farmers to Fail

As 2026 looms, Washington’s Nooksack adjudication pushes small, aging farms through paperwork traps and penalty risks—while deep-pocketed interests…

Oct 3 •

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Draining California’s Heartland: The Hidden Agenda Behind the Potter Valley Dam Removal

PG&E’s decommission plan isn’t about fish—it’s about politics, land, and control.

Oct 2 •

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September 2025

Texas Supreme Court’s “Produced Water” Ruling: What led up to it—and what it means on the ground for ranchers

A first-of-its-kind ruling puts “produced water” in operators’ hands by default—reshaping leases, liability, and reuse prospects for Texas ranchers.

Sep 30 •

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Ninth Circuit reaffirms Clean Water Act carve-out for irrigated agriculture — and why it matters on the ground

Ninth Circuit preserves irrigation-return-flow exemption

Sep 29 •

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Raw Milk, PMAs, and Food Freedom in 2025: What Happened, What’s Live, and Why Consumer Responsibility Matters

A nonsuit in Virginia, a showdown in Florida, and a reminder: food freedom works best when consumers know their farmer.

Sep 26 •

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FARMERS ARRESTED

Hauled off in a paddy wagon for feeding their flock.

Sep 25 •

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Coexistence in the High Country: Cattle and Grizzlies Can Share the Range

Rancher innovation shows that cattle and grizzlies can share the same ground—if grazing is managed with wildlife in mind.

Sep 25 •

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Maryland’s new solar law gambles with the state’s best soils — and farmers will pay the price.

Maryland’s 5% “cap” isn’t protection—it’s a quota that pushes industrial solar onto prime soils and sidelines the farmers who feed the state.

Sep 25 •

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America Cannot Tolerate Radical Left Terrorism Any Longer

Dallas ICE sniper attack exposes the deadly hypocrisy of left-wing extremism—innocent immigrants killed as radicals grow bolder.

Sep 24 •

Five Mile Creek Spill: Saltwater Kills Cattle, Threatens Water Resources

Oklahoma ranchers lose dozens of cattle as saltwater contamination seeps into Five Mile Creek.

Sep 24 •

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Shoshone Showdown: Why Western Slope Farmers See a Loss of Control Coming

As Colorado debates the $99M Shoshone water rights deal, farmers brace for tighter curtailments, higher uncertainty, and a precedent that could redefine…

Sep 24 •

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When Bureaucracy Stings: Santa Rosa Targets a 9-Year-Old Beekeeper

A child’s learning project turned into a zoning controversy.

Sep 23 •

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