Ranches recovering from Remington fire. Bozeman Daily Chronicle

VIDEO: Ranchers in Eastern Montana face massive recovery after Remington Fire. KULR8

Agriculture in the red: Net farm income drops again in 2024 forecast. Farm Bureau

Californians to face steep fines for violating water orders under new legislation. CalMatters

Rosebud Co. Cattlewomen collecting donations for ranchers affected by Remington Fire. KULR8

Oklahoma agricultural officials investigating whether feed shipment killed dozens of rodeo horses. KOSU

Farmers feed 1000 state fair fairgoers lunch for 48 cents. Morning Ag Clips

Harris hires rural vote director in bid to cut into Trump’s battleground margins. POLITICO

VIDEO: Ranchers, experts believe they have an explanation for mysterious cattle deaths in Texas. KWTX

Bull on loose in Marengo captured by half a dozen ranchers. ABC 7 Chicago

Diseases from ticks can be devastating to cattle, but a new vaccine could offer protections. IPR

Quotation of the day: Colorado to move wolves after animal attacks. New York Times

Arkansas: New animal waste rule would keep public in the dark on hog farm permits, environmental groups say. Arkansas Times

Biofungicides show promise in agriculture and land management, study finds. Beyond Pesticides

EPA grants $15 million to study agriculture effects of ‘forever chemicals.’ Progressive Farmer

Nebraska is evolving with immigration spurring growth in many rural counties. AP

VIDEO: Agriculture experts warn of threat to Israel’s food supply from terror onslaught. CBN News

OPINION

September Opinion

VIDEO: South Dakota ranchers and farmers discuss farm bill progress. KOTA TV

Do green energy subsidies work? Real Clear Energy

Zach Galifianakis wants Democrats’ campaign to focus less on celebrities, more on rural America. Entertainment Weekly

Democrats trying to reverse election losses in rural America urge focus on economy. The Highland County Press

Where Kamala Harris stands on Big Ag is anybody’s guess. Missouri Independent

Forget camo hats and corn dogs. Tim Walz isn’t that big a star with rural voters. Governing

Rural voters don’t necessarily love Walz, despite the camo hat and small-town upbringing. The Fulcrum

Viewpoint: Finding common ground is vital to cattle industry’s future. AgDaily

VIDEO: ‘Bad policy from beginning to end’: Harriet Hageman spars with Dem over BLM restrictions. Forbes

In red district Walz once held, a stark urban-rural divide over his record. The Washington Post

Postal changes will harm rural America. Courier Sentinel

More than 50% of ag economists now think the U.S. ag economy is already in a recession. AgDaily

September Outlook

During Valley stop, Congressional reps receive an earful from local farmers, water managers

The San Joaquin Valley Sun

To help ranch families impacted by Wyoming, Montana wildfires

The Fence Post

In a rural small town, a group of locals steps up to support senior health. NPR

Yellowstone National Park wants to grow its bison herd. Montana is threatening to sue. Texas Public Radio

Gray wolf population growing fast in California — up sixfold in the past five years. Lake County Record-Bee

80-Year-Old Pilot Has Been Spraying Crops Since 1976, And Has No Plans To Stop

Cowboy State Daily

From Football Cleats to Dirty Work Boots: How Authentic Teamwork is Made in the Fields

Drovers

Wyoming rallying to help ranchers rebuild fences lost in wildfires

KTVQ

A good year for California beef industry, but challenges remain. Ag Net West

Beef-on-dairy are ‘cash cows’ for dairy farmers. Farm Progress

Feds plan to open 32M acres of public land for solar development across 11 western states

Nevada Current

The American West’s megafires are silencing birds. LAist

Ag downturn triggers equipment layoffs, bargain deals. Farm Futures

Long, slow recovery for US beef herd, warns agribank

BEEF Central

Several economists believe agriculture is in a recession. RFD-TV

Low cattle inventory drives continued high beef prices. AgDaily

Study: Because of pesticides, living in farm towns is as risky as smoking. In These Times

Cattle rancher who’s seen 500,000 migrants cross his border property reveals cartel tricks used to earn $3.5 million a day. Daily Mail

Wyoming Ranchers And Farmers Leaving Agriculture Are “Tired Of Just Surviving”

Cowboy State Daily

Why Utah is suing the U.S. for control of public land 

High Country News

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Bezos Fund Announces $9.4 Million Research Grant for Vaccine to Reduce Cattle Methane Emissions

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The Bezos Earth Fund is announcing a $9.4 million grant to research a vaccine that would reduce methane emissions in cattle. In a collaboration between the Pirbright Institute and the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), researchers intend to use “state-of-the-art biotechnology” to find a vaccine mechanism that would reduce livestock methane emissions by 30% or more.

South Dakota ranching couple indicted by Forest Service for fence in place since 1950; facing 10 years in prison

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CAPUTA, SD – A South Dakota ranching couple is facing 10 years in prison over a fence dispute. Charles and Heather Maude, both 39, of Maude Hog & Cattle have each been charged separately with theft of government property for allegedly placing a fence on federal grassland. U.S. Forest Service (USFS) special agent Travis Lunders

The Midwest has lost 1.6 million acres of productive farmland since 2001, study shows

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The Midwest has lost 1.6 million acres of productive farmland since 2001, largely to development, a new study from the University of Illinois has found. Examining farmland loss across eight midwestern states, researchers found that 55% was lost to development and urban sprawl. Iowa saw the largest proportion of agricultural land loss due to development

New Study Shows Livestock Grazing Benefits Sagebrush, Reduces Wildfire Threat

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Scientists have published new research pointing to the ecological benefits of livestock grazing on sagebrush across American western rangelands. This new research project, published recently in Ecosphere, was a collaborative effort among Agricultural Research Service (ARS) rangeland scientists from Burns, Oregon and Fort Collins, Colorado. The scientists looked at grazed and ungrazed sagebrush steppe and

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