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“They Redefined a Pond—and Took the Range”: The King Ranch vs. Washington’s Ecology Machine

WAR ON RANCHERS: Washington Seizes the King Ranch Over STOCK PONDS

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Ohio’s War on Ingenuity: When “Food Freedom” Meets the Zoning Board

When zoning boards and health codes treat farm ingenuity like a crime, Ohio’s small growers fight back — defending the right to wash lettuce, pour wine…

Nov 12 •

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If the Goal Is Climate, Why Not Regeneration?

When governments talk about “fixing” agriculture’s climate impact, their solutions almost always start in a laboratory.

Nov 12 •

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They Are Literally Killing Our Cows

The Mandated Milk Additive: Danish Dairy Farmers Challenge Bovaer® and the Ethics of Engineering Nature

Nov 11 •

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SNAP, WIC, and the Fight Over Who Controls the Purse Strings

A late-night Supreme Court order gave the Trump administration a temporary win in the food-aid fight, pausing a lower-court ruling that demanded…

Nov 8 •

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Beyond the USDA Beef Industry Plan: How Deregulation Could Solve America’s Beef Crisis

The USDA confirmed that the United States will quadruple imports of Argentine beef — a move that has infuriated ranchers from Texas to Montana.

Nov 7 •

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When Environmental Law Becomes Anti-Beef: Letitia James’ JBS Case Misses the Mark

New York Attorney General Letitia James sued meat-packing giant JBS USA for what she called “false and misleading environmental claims.”

Nov 6 •

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Cows, Grass, and the Future of the Plains: Why the USFS Has It Backward on Grazing

A Grassland Without Grazers Is No Grassland at All

Nov 6 •

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Leaked memo shows Amazon planned to keep the full extent of its data centers’ water use out of public view.

According to the documents obtained by The Guardian (with SourceMaterial), Amazon’s cloud arm (AWS) discussed reporting only a narrow “primary” water…

Nov 5 •

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Broken Trust: What Secretary Rollins’ SNAP Crackdown Reveals—and Why Accountability Doesn’t Have to Mean Surveillance

This conversation has put a national spotlight on a broken and corrupt system.

Nov 5 •

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Let People Keep Their Chickens: Backyard Hens, Food Sovereignty, and the Overreach of Local Ordinances

When a few hens behind a fence require lawyers, permits, and neighbor vetoes, we’ve lost the plot. Food sovereignty starts at home—and no city hall…

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Colorado’s “Green Grid” Can’t Be an Excuse to Bulldoze Ranch Country

When a utility sues its way onto pastures before it earns local permits, that’s not progress—it’s a breach of trust.

Nov 3 •

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