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Water is life. At Find A Spring we’ve seen it time and time again: where springs flow, communities thrive. Springs are not just scenic spots…| Find A Spring
Research collaboration between Iowa State University and Sievers Family Farms finds that land application of digestate can result in an increase in soil organic carbon. The post Digestate Application A Win For Soil Health appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Fiscal year (FY) 2026 appropriations for the Department of Agriculture (USDA) were enacted as a part of the continuing resolution signed into law in November (P.L. 119-37). With a few exceptions, appropriations for most programs remain level. This brief provides a summary of funding and policy provisions as specified in the bill text, the accompanying joint explanatory statement, and the Senate and House committee reports. The joint explanatory statement states that the Senate and House repor...| FFIS
LEWISTOWN — Slaughterhouses and butchers used to be scattered throughout the United States, numbering about 10,000 in 1967. Only about 3,000 remain and about 85% of the American meatpacking industry is controlled by four companies: JBS, Tyson Foods, Cargill and Smithfield. The other 15% of that market share is held in part by small and very […]| Daily Montanan
Water is life. At Find A Spring we’ve seen it time and time again: where springs flow, communities thrive. Springs are not just scenic spots…| Find A Spring
Scientists at the University of Florida are testing a new type of citrus tree that can fight off the tiny insects responsible for citrus greening. While the genetically edited tree has only been tested so far in the lab and the greenhouse, it is one of the most promising discoveries to date in a challenge that has plagued growers, researchers and consumers as Florida’s citrus industry has plummeted over the past two decades. The post Researchers explore breakthrough approach to combat devas...| Explore Magazine
WALPOLE, N.H. – The Monadnock Food Co-op Farm Fund program, in partnership with the Cheshire County Conservation District, is now accepting applications from local farmers. Currently in its 10th year, the Farm Fund has awarded more than $225,066 in grants … Continued The post Monadnock Food Co-op Farm Fund accepting applications appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) Request for Proposals (RFP) ended a few weeks ago with the submission deadline of October 16; successful| Wind Concerns Ontario
An outpouring of public comments prompted state agriculture officials to reduce planned fee increases for livestock markets, dealers and truckers. The post Wisconsin dials back livestock fee increases after outcry from farmers appeared first on WPR.| WPR
A bipartisan group of state lawmakers hopes to motivate new veterinarians to work with the state's rural farms by offering student loan repayment. The post Bill to address farm veterinarian shortage would offer new grads loan repayment appeared first on WPR.| WPR
Podcast interview with Carli Kierstead, Forest Program Director for The Nature Conservancy in Wyoming| Mountain & Prairie
Rural communities often don’t have enough people to go around to do the jobs that need to be done, Jenny Schlecht says. What’s the best way to show your appreciation? Getting involved where you can.| Grand Forks Herald
The family farm Jenny Schlecht lives on was hit by a tornado on June 20. More than two months later, she explains how the recovery process has been long and painful.| Grand Forks Herald
Modern agriculture is hopelessly intertwined with politics, Jenny Schlecht points out. That means those working in agriculture need to pay attention and educate themselves on the news of the day.| Grand Forks Herald
Jenny Schlecht ponders whether always turning to the government for every real or perceived problem in agriculture is serving the industry or hurting its viability and reputation.| Grand Forks Herald
Standing on a hill in Morton County, North Dakota, Jenny Schlecht pondered the importance of a diverse ag industry and in having opportunities to do something different when times are tough.| Grand Forks Herald
Cleaning out 60-plus years of accumulation of things from an old barn is a dirty job, writes Jenny Schlecht. She explains the process of clearing out the tornado-damaged building for a new barn.| Grand Forks Herald
Cattle futures prices fell in the second half of October on news that the U.S. may increase beef imports from Argentina. But beef prices didn't, and supply and demand remain about the same as before.| Grand Forks Herald
Sunflowers were in full bloom in mid-August, including in North Dakota, which leads the nation in the crop most years. As tourists stop to see the bright blooms, markets and conditions were strong.| Grand Forks Herald
Nebraska Public Service suspended the license of a grain company that does business in multiple states for nonpayment of nearly $2 million worth of grain. Other states also are investigating.| Grand Forks Herald
Dogal Hayat Jeotermal ve Tarim A.S. plans to drill a geothermal exploration well in Yesilyurt, Ayvacik, to assess local geothermal potential. The post Geothermal exploration planned in Ayvacik, Türkiye first appeared on ThinkGeoEnergy - Geothermal News & Insights.| ThinkGeoEnergy – Geothermal News & Insights
Vedette de la série Les fermiers, Jean-Martin Fortier a réussi à imposer son modèle de microferme biologique en présentant l'affaire comme étant rentable et à la portée de tous. Vend-il des illusions à une génération de néoruraux ?| L’actualité
La reporter de L'actualité Marie-Hélène Proulx vient de remporter un prix Moïse-Cossette 2025 pour son portrait de Jean-Martin Fortier, un Québécois qui se démène pour convaincre son prochain de se lancer en agriculture.| L’actualité
Those in agriculture possess tons of great data and insights to share about the revolution of safety in the crop protection world, otherwise known as pesticides. Unfortunately, information must be […] The post Under the cover of darkness for safety first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times.| Arizona Capitol Times
AGU25 annual meeting scientific program online The online scientific program and schedule is now available for the December 2025 meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana. [schedule] [press registration]…| AGU Newsroom
Farm animals have been a key factor in human survival for centuries, serving as food resources, working as machinery assistants, and even managing the land. While modern farming has greatly evolved, many of the farm animals we know today serve similar purposes to their predecessors or have even taken on new roles in today’s world. … Continue reading "How Livestock Shaped Agriculture and Land Management" The post How Livestock Shaped Agriculture and Land Management appeared first on Nation...| National Land Realty News
Car collector John Larson and his wife, Sharon, of Moorhead, Minn., are new owners of 1939 International dairy delivery truck they acquired in 2017. The truck was likely used for delivering in Duluth, Minn. It is decorated with logos from Arkulary's Grocery of Duluth, Minn., a family that was…| Bemidji Pioneer
Agricultural cooperative Land O’Lakes and Microsoft on Wednesday announced a major partnership to bring advanced AI tools to the farm. A multiyear alliance, detailed in a joint announcement, will focus on co-developing new technologies to help farmers manage rising costs and improve efficiency. Their first product is an AI-powered digital assistant named “Oz.” Built on […] The post Microsoft and Land O’Lakes Launch ‘Oz’ AI Assistant to Modernize Agriculture appeared first on Win...| WinBuzzer
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has expanded the reach of its Farm State of Mind initiative by joining with the Farm Family Wellness Alliance to launch the Farm State of Mind Alliance. The Farm Family Wellness Alliance began in 2020 as a pilot project by Farm Foundation and National 4-H Council. It expanded in 2023 to support offering Togetherall ... Read More The post New Alliance to Support Farmers’ Mental Health appeared first on Citrus Industry Magazine.| Citrus Industry Magazine
Sonny Perdue was inducted into the National Agricultural Hall of Fame on Oct. 23 for his contributions to American agriculture. He is a former Georgia governor and U.S. secretary of agriculture and the current University System of Georgia chancellor. Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper nominated Perdue with support from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and American Farm Bureau President and Georgia ... Read More The post Perdue Joins National Ag Hall of Fame appeared first on Citrus Industry...| Citrus Industry Magazine
Between 2003 and 2019, the United States lost half of its dairy farms. For several decades, dairy farmers across the country have seen their livelihoods vanish as a result of low prices, farm consolidation and policies that have favored large businesses over smaller family farms. According to Farm Action, only 2.5% of dairies in the United States (those comprising a few hundred dairies with more than 2,500 cows) produce nearly 45% of the country’s raw milk. This year, facing labor s...| Barn Raiser
As the federal government shutdown stretches into a record-breaking seventh week, across the country 42 million Americans whose food assistance benefits expired on November 1 are scrambling to put food on the table. On Wednesday, November 5—days after two judges ordered the Trump administration to use emergency money it had tried to deny that would provide benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that SNAP reci...| Barn Raiser
In 1874, Jupiter Gilliard, who had been enslaved before emancipation, purchased 476 acres of coastal Georgia soil near rural Brunswick. That act of ownership rooted his descendants in the land they still tend today. Six generations later, about 50 acres remain as Gilliard Farms—a place where the past is not remembered from a distance but lived through the soil itself. When Matthew Raiford, who co-owns Gilliard farms with his sister Althea, walks the property, history reveals itself with eve...| Barn Raiser
For the first time in his life, a New Yorker in his late 70s was able to take his entire family out to dinner. On September 19, on a quiet, tree-lined street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, he and his family joined 60 others at Community Kitchen, a sliding-scale fine dining nonprofit restaurant, launched by former New York Times columnist and food justice advocate Mark Bittman. The restaurant’s two-month pilot, housed in the Lower Eastside Girls Club, aims to welcome guests from varying e...| Barn Raiser
For decades, Beardstown has been a case study in how immigrants have revitalized rural towns. The Trump administration’s immigration crackdowns now threaten that.| Barn Raiser
The Alaska peony industry has grown from one research plot to an international market with about 100 commercial growers. Julie Stricker with the UAF Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Extension describes the diversity of peony products. The post Beyond the Blooms: Peony Producers Persevere appeared first on Alaska Business Magazine.| Alaska Business Magazine
DISCOVER THE NEW WIA YOUNG LEADERS 2025 We’re thrilled to continue our spotlight series with Sarah Msambira, a trailblazing horticulturalist and youth mentor from Malawi whose work is redefining the future of agriculture and sustainable community development across Africa. Sarah, could you tell us briefly who you are and what you do? I’m Sarah Msambira, […]| WIA Philanthropy
When people talk about the best farmers in the world, they mean the Central Valley. No region on Earth produces The post BLOG: Central Valley farmers feed the world appeared first on The Business Journal.| The Business Journal
Legislation would restore farmers’ autonomy to fix their own equipment, boost competition in the agricultural repair market WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last week, U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) joined Senators Peter Welch (D-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)in introducing the Freedom for Agricultural Repair and Maintenance Act (FARM Act), bicameral legislation togive farmers the right to repair their own equipment […]| U.S. Senator John Fetterman
Weather Data for Smarter Farming Decisions: Accuracy, Productivity, Resilience Presented by: Meteomatics, British Sugar and Nave Analytics Hosted by: Ag-Tech Navigator Date: June 3, 2025 Duration: 32 minutes Participants: Meteomatics experts: Alex Sakal (Account Executive, Agriculture and Insurance), Candice Thompson (Customer Success Manager) British Sugar: Alec McNulty (Senior Contract Manager), Tom Dale (Research Manager AB Vista) Nave Analytics: Val Kovalsky (Co-founder and CTO) Moderat...| Meteomatics Articles - EN
A Chinese scientist will be swiftly deported after she pleaded guilty to smuggling a dangerous fungus into the United States. Michigan University researchers Yunqing Jian, 33, was arrested in June and charged with conspiracy, smuggling goods into the U.S., false statements, and visa fraud. She and her boyfriend, Zunyong Liu, 34, smuggled Fusarium graminearum, a fungus […]| Washington Examiner
Pour le philosophe Léo Coutellec, l’agriculture est progressivement devenue une pétroculture patriarcale, caractérisée par la domination masculine et la dépendance aux fossiles. À l’autre bout du spectre, on voit pourtant naître une paysannerie féministe et émancipatrice, qui conteste la subordination des paysannes et renouvelle les pratiques. L’article Face au pétromasculinisme, une paysannerie écoféministe est apparu en premier sur Terrestres.| Terrestres
About four inches of clear water pools around Mike Wagner’s rubber boots as he wades into one of his rice fields in northwestern Mississippi on a rainy late summer morning. Tufts of tall, dark green grasses grow dense across the flat landscape around him, stems arcing with the weight of... The post Migratory Birds and Rice Farmers Are Helping Each Other Soar appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.| Reasons to be Cheerful
Iran faces a severe water crisis driven by groundwater overuse, inefficient agriculture, urban growth, and mismanagement. Aquifer collapse, pollution, and infrastructure challenges threaten cities, farming, and long-term water security.| Fanack Water
A new wave of agritech tools — from maple monitors to virtual fences — is revolutionizing how small farms manage labor, costs, and climate challenges.| VTDigger
The 2026 edition will be its last. The post The ‘Farmer’s Almanac’ says goodbye after 208 years appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Drought and budgets spent to relieve effected regions peaked this summer, but it remains unclear how the billions allocated for the "drought protection action plan" were spent. Source| English
A new arts project pairs photographers and poets with farmers, fishers and food growers to tell powerful stories of regeneration The post The photo series celebrating the people cultivating hope, from soil to sea appeared first on Positive News.| Positive News
A bipartisan piece of legislation that could have big impacts on the nation’s forest land continues to move quickly through Congress, pushing through a Senate committee last month. The Fix Our Forests Act was introduced in the U.S. Senate in April and co-sponsored by Sen. Tim Sheehy, along with Senators from California, Utah and Colorado. […]| Daily Montanan
LEWISTOWN – Tariffs, the larger economic state of the country’s agricultural industry and revitalization of the state’s rural communities were all on the docket as the Montana Farmers Union held its annual convention. The agricultural advocacy organization elected new officers last weekend, including the reelection of president Walter Schweitzer. Montana Farmers Union also recently hired […]| Daily Montanan
In 1836, then Spanish Prime Minister Juan Alvarez Mendizabal unleashed his decree that targeted the privatization of lands owned by religious orders with the aim of winning the ongoing Carlist War and improving agricultural production as well as overall economic situation.| Searching in History
Alain Bernier, ancien leader du syndicat agricole et de la Chambre d’agriculture de Loire-Atlantique, était accusé d’avoir agressé l’hiver dernier sur sa ferme une technicienne mandatée. La plainte vient d’être classée sans suite par le parquet de Saint-Nazaire.| Mediacités
As part of the association’s long-running efforts to strengthen North American higher education engagement and cooperation, APLU President Waded Cruzado recently led a delegation to Mexico alongside Taylor Eighmy, President of The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) who is chair of APLU’s Commission on International Initiatives (CII). Cruzado was joined by senior […] The post APLU Leaders Visit Mexico to Strengthen North American Higher Education Engagement appeared first on APLU.| APLU
The report focuses on potential risks to the local community's rights, displacement of indigenous peoples, limited co-benefits and transparency of land transactions.| Ecoaction
The report focuses on potential risks to the local community's rights, transparency of land transactions, and whether carbon projects actually contribute to sustainable development.| Ecoaction
Car collector John Larson and his wife, Sharon, of Moorhead, Minn., are new owners of 1939 International dairy delivery truck they acquired in 2017. The truck was likely used for delivering in Duluth, Minn. It is decorated with logos from Arkulary's Grocery of Duluth, Minn., a family that was…| Rochester Post Bulletin
KEY POINTS Beef prices are at record highs—not because of U.S. ranchers or tariffs, but because dependence on foreign imports and meatpacker consolidation have distorted the market. Despite record beef imports in 2025, prices have risen 14% over the past year—proving that more imports do not lower costs. The real problem is declining domestic supply:…| Coalition For A Prosperous America
Deux mois depuis le dernier grand feu des Corbières, et les actions continuent de se déployer. Malgré la fatigue, malgré l’immensité de la tâche de reconstruction et de régénération, malgré le sentiment d’abandon que l’on commence à ressentir avec le moral qui, chez nous ou chez les personnes que nous accompagnons, peine à se maintenir, […] L’article 7°,8° et 9° semaines de mobilisation Corbières Solidaires Grands Feux : la politique du soin est apparu en premier sur...| Tiers-lieu paysan Beauregard
Les incendies ont mis à nu nos paysages et voilà qu’ils nous racontent notre histoire et l’ampleur insoupçonnée de la déprise agricole. Elle ne se limite pas aux friches viticoles de ces quarante dernières années qui étaient bien identifiables avant le passage des flammes. L’article Sortir du sinistre par le beau en refleurissant les Corbières est apparu en premier sur Tiers-lieu paysan Beauregard.| Tiers-lieu paysan Beauregard
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The Food You Eat Is Poisoned: Decolonizing Agriculture and Reviving Ecological Knowledge in Kurdistan Farming in the mountains and plains of Kurdistan has always been more than a way to feed families; it is a way of life, a form […] The post The Food You Eat Is Poisoned appeared first on Local Futures.| Local Futures
“We've been called the crazy ones for a long, long time. I guess we're kind of bold, and we really don't care what our peers think.'| Food Tank
The US economy is vulnerable and much more dependent on China’s than vice versa. The one-year trade war truce that Donald Trump made at his meeting with President Xi Jinping proves this. The post Trump is clearly losing the trade war with China, which he started. This is why. appeared first on Geopolitical Economy Report.| Geopolitical Economy Report
Rumors of ICE sightings and immigration raids have caused fear among agricultural laborers, which has negatively affected farm labor in Wisconsin, president of the Wisconsin Farmers Union Darin Von Ruden said. This may lead to increased labor shortages and higher prices for consumers. There have been multiple instances of ICE raids in Wisconsin. For example,...| The Badger Herald
LANCASTER, Ky.—It is unusual to have a utility-scale solar array in Kentucky, and even more unusual that the grounds crew here is a live-in flock of more than a thousand sheep. On a recent afternoon, the sheep lounged beneath the shade created by solar panels, supervised by three dogs: Honey, Junior and Roxy. The property […]| Inside Climate News
One person described it as a bridge. Another person saw it as a Band-Aid. Whatever the metaphor, they agreed that Minnesota farmers need a bailout package to weather the ongoing U.S.-China trade war. A “bridge payment” until markets open up would be a welcome, temporary step, said Dan Glessing, a dairy farmer who serves as president| Twin Cities Business
The National Drought Group has warned England must prepare for an ongoing drought in 2026, unless there is significant rain this autumn and winter. The expert group – which includes […] The post National Drought Group warns drought likely to continue into 2026 due to record dry weather appeared first on Water Magazine.| Water Magazine
Scientists are turning last night’s leftovers into tomorrow’s takeoff. The post Food scraps could power future airplanes appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
There's a surprisingly competitive global race on to grow a 3,000-pound pumpkin. The post Giant pumpkin growers face off for world gourd domination appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
The 2024 survey was provided to 313 facilities — 96 stand-alone digesters, 89 on-farm codigestion operations, and 128 codigestion systems at WRRFs. The post Anaerobic Digestion Of Food Waste In The U.S. appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Is nitrogen your ace in the hole? Or will adding it bring visions of the afterlife into focus? The post Connections: To N Or Not To N, That Is The Question appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
The post Ulangizi: Supporting Malawi Farmers with AI appeared first on TechAcute. If this article has been copied anywhere else without permission it will be subject to legal action.| TechAcute
190 foyers de fièvre catarrhale ovine ont été confirmés en France. L’explosion des cas concerne pour l’instant dix départements.| Le Télégramme
A critical part of our eco-system, bats are the new canary in the coal mine for grid-scale wind turbines. With turbines now larger, it's about to get worse.| Wind Concerns Ontario
A comment about buying more beef from Argentina made by President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One has rankled the cattle industry, upset members of his base and added fire to an effort to advance long-discussed meat packaging legislation. The price of beef has skyrocketed 51% since 2020, though it’s mostly a demand for low-quality, imported meat, […]| Daily Montanan
Podcast conversation with Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia and co-author of the new fly fishing book, "Pheasant Tail Simplicity"| Mountain & Prairie
New figures reveal staggering 19,000 breaches across 60% of inspected Red Tractor farms, exposing systemic failure behind the label’s “environmentally friendly” claims| River Action UK
On a bluebird day at West and East Lake in Grand Junction, Maddie Baker throws a plankton tow net into the water, and drags it back to her. “This is made of a 64 micrometer mesh, so that allows us to trap the veligers in their juvenile form, where they are microscopic and invisible to […] The post Zebra mussels threaten infrastructure and native ecosystems. Colorado is ramping up efforts to detect and contain them. appeared first on The Water Desk.| The Water Desk
For centuries, vineyards have thrived on meticulous human care. However, the industry is embracing a new era of precision and efficiency with the rise of| RoboticsBiz
Access to quality farmland remains the top challenge the new generation faces in building careers in agriculture. The post Sowing Tomorrow: Land Access and the New Generation of Farmers appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
This week’s top stories explore SNAP risks from the shutdown, UN climate finance demands, Nestlé job cuts, coral reef collapse, and U.S. obesity trends. The post Food Tank’s Weekly News Roundup: Shutdown Threatens SNAP, U.N. Calls for Climate Finance, and Nestlé Slashes Jobs appeared first on Food Tank.| Food Tank
The government shutdown stops USDA from administering farm subsidies, raising the specter of growing farm foreclosures. It also delays a bailout President Trump had promised for farmers impacted by tariffs.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
Virtual fencing uses GPS collars, sounds and electrical cues to move cattle across a landscape. Along with saving ranchers time, researchers say this new technology can help protect, and create, wildlife habitat.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
As food production and farming become increasingly computerized, cyberattacks are on the rise. Lawmakers and universities are encouraging more research into how to protect the industry from cyber threats.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is expecting a strong corn and soybean harvest this year. But low crop prices, high input costs and international trade uncertainty could hurt farmers.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
When voters were sold an “America-first” vision last November, many farm families believed that meant standing up for the people who put food on our tables and steward the land. But when news broke last week that the Trump administration plans to import a significant amount of beef from Argentina in an effort to lower prices at the grocery store, it sent shock waves through the farm and ranching community. A casual remark the president made from the doorway of Air Force One was confirmed ...| Barn Raiser
BASF Digital Farming’s mission is to support farmers worldwide with cutting-edge digital agronomic decision advice by using its main crop optimization platform, xarvio FIELD MANAGER. This necessitates providing the most recent satellite imagery available as quickly as possible. This blog post describes the serverless architecture developed by BASF Digital Farming for efficiently downloading and supplying […]| Amazon Web Services
This post was co-written with Frederic Haase and Julian Blau with BASF Digital Farming GmbH. At xarvio – BASF Digital Farming, our mission is to empower farmers around the world with cutting-edge digital agronomic decision-making tools. Central to this mission is our crop optimization platform, xarvio FIELD MANAGER, which delivers actionable insights through a range […]| Amazon Web Services
Un éleveur d'Eure-et-Loir rapporte à "ici" le vol d'un berger allemand de race mardi lors du Salon de l'Agriculture à Paris, qui se déroule en ce moment à Paris. Il a porté plainte et a lancé un appel sur les réseaux sociaux.| ici, le média de la vie locale
Active Value is joining the Good Food Finance Network’s Integrated Data Systems Initiative, as part of our work toward multidimensional metrics for food systems finance and value chain manage…| Good Food Finance Network
Explore how chickens are raised in Canada following mandatory guidelines that prioritize animal well-being and food safety. The post How Chickens are Raised in Canada appeared first on Canadian Food Focus.| Canadian Food Focus
Les reculs sur le climat et l’assaut contre la science de l’administration Trump vous ont stupéfié ? Un processus comparable est pourtant à l’œuvre en France autour de la biodiversité, dont la protection est constamment attaquée par l’ensemble des partis de droite, au diapason pour l’occasion. Trois chercheuses retracent un « backlash » aussi violent que planifié. L’article La biodiversité dans le viseur des droites françaises est apparu en premier sur Terrestres.| Terrestres
Exclusive: Funding for safety net services is evaporating in Santa Cruz County. Can local nonprofits soften the blow? | Santa Cruz Sentinel
Partout en France, et désormais même près de Paris, les agriculteurs vont montrer leur colère en attendant les annonces de Gabriel Attal.| Le HuffPost
We identified fallowed land—an unplanted agricultural land parcel—as a key anthropogenic dust source in California. Specifically, we find that the Central Valley accounts for about 77% of total fallowed land areas in California, where they are associated with about 88% of major anthropogenic dust events. We also find that the geographic coverage of these fallowed ...Continue reading ‘Externalities of fallowing’ »| jfleck at inkstain
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, as well as all four members of the state’s federal delegation signed on to a letter last month claiming American Prairie’s bison restoration project is at odds with the state’s economy. The five men sent the letter to Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the former governor of North Dakota. The […]| Daily Montanan
Originally published by SEJournal Online, the weekly news magazine of the Society of Environmental Journalists. Published October 22, 2025. When I first decided to write an article about immigration enforcement and water access in California, I didn’t expect to be making revelations about the reality of journalism in the United States today. And I definitely […] The post Feature: Targets on Their Backs … and Ours? Reporting on Immigrant Farmworkers appeared first on Circle of Blue.| Circle of Blue
CAPE TOWN — Pictographs of the golden gills of Clanwilliam sandfish, endemic only to the Olifants-Doring River basin, stretch across rocky walls of sandstone caves in South Africa’s Cederberg Mountains — a range north of this coastal city that straddles two biodiversity hotspots, the Cape Floristic Region and Mars-like Karoo. Annual migrations of the glistening […] The post To Save A Disappearing Fish, South African Farmers Open Their Ponds appeared first on Circle of Blue.| Circle of Blue
Effective climate policy must treat forest regeneration and emissions reductions as complementary strategies, not alternatives, according to a new paper.| State of the Planet
Xia discusses her research projects, mentorship goals, and the importance of staying ahead in a changing scientific landscape.| State of the Planet
Extreme heat exposes workers to more health risks, including miscarriages, stillbirths and preterm births.| Santa Cruz Sentinel
