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“They Called This a Crime.” You're Next.
Washington’s Department of Ecology Hit a Family Farm With a $204,000 Fine for Mud — And Got Caught Hiding Evidence
May 26
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Charles Rankin
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The Quiet Redraw of Rural Power
Nebraska’s Livestock Law and the Structural Fight Over Who Governs Agriculture
May 11
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Charles Rankin
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They Zoned Our Future: When Vermont’s New Map Rewrites the Farm
As Vermont’s new land-use tiers roll out, small farms say the map may decide their future.
May 8
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Charles Rankin
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Texas Deer, Chronic Wasting Disease, and the Line Between Protection and Overreach
The growing conflict over Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has sparked something deeper than a regulatory dispute.
May 7
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Charles Rankin
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They Declared Lab Meat “Adulterated.” That’s a Legal Kill Switch.
South Dakota Moves to BAN Lab Meat—By Calling It ‘Putrid’
May 6
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Charles Rankin
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ESG in the Barnyard: How Wall Street Sustainability Became the New Gatekeeper of American Agriculture
How corporate “sustainability scoring” became the newest lever squeezing independent farmers.
May 5
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Charles Rankin
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A 74-Year-Old Lifelong Farmer, a Site Used for Agriculture for Over 175 Years, and the Question No One Wants to Answer
Nothing About the Land Changed. Only the Interpretation Did.
May 4
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Charles Rankin
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Spring Flat Creek: When State Enforcement Meets Federal Funding
A Federal–State Sequencing Inside Washington’s Straight-to-Implementation Model
May 4
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Charles Rankin
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They’re Losing Half Their Herd — And No One Is Counting It
The hidden toll of wolves in Northeast Washington
May 3
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Charles Rankin
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The Dam Deal: A Secret Buyer, PG&E’s Liability Shield, and the Political Fight Over the Eel River
The Alleged Quid Pro Quo
May 2
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Charles Rankin
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When a 765 kV Transmission Backbone Meets the Driftless Area
Massive 765 kV towers, 800 tons of concrete poured into fractured karst bedrock — and Wisconsin’s pristine Driftless groundwater is caught in the…
May 2
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Charles Rankin
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Plant First, Risk Everything: Idaho Farmers Face Curtailment Again as New Allegations Surface
They Shut Off Idaho’s Water in 2024. Farmers Are Planting Again Anyway.
May 1
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Charles Rankin
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