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Impossible Foods company takes over cattle ranch, transforms it into soy, sunflower and other crops for plant-based meat production. Genetic Literacy Project

His Texas ranch is littered with a century of oil and gas waste. He’s fighting back. Fast Company

A rare dose of hope for the Colorado River as new study says future may be wetter. KUER 90.1

University helps neighboring ranchers oust redcedars. BEEF Magazine

Tractor Supply CEO says there’s still ‘significant migration’ out of urban areas. CNBC

Italy curbs installation of solar panels on agricultural land. Reuters

BRAZIL: Can forests be more profitable than beef? The New York Times

May Opinion

Lack of rural candidates bodes ill for representative government. AOL

The misguided laws contributing to America’s rural health crisis. The Hill

Monument designation could have negative impacts on area ranchers. The Daily Sentinel

Florida bans fake meat, embraces livestock industry. The Fence Post

Let’s identify imported beef, not just US cattle. Tri-State

5 takeaways from competing Democratic, GOP farm bill plans. The Hill

The American dream still exists, but it won’t come from politicians. The Fence Post

EDITORIAL: Justice for Arizona rancher George Kelly. The Washington Times

Washington ranchers bearing brunt of grizzlies returning to North Cascades

Columbia Basin Herald

May Outlook

Fewer cows are being culled, here’s the main reason why. Bovine Veterinarian

The West has a veterinarian shortage. Can this new college bring animal health care to rural Utah?

The Salt Lake Tribune

Small Colorado ranching community tears itself apart as newly-released wolves butcher staggering number of cattle in just days

Daily Mail

U.S. House votes to kill recent Bureau of Land Management rule. The Lewiston Tribune

Republican senators press Stone-Manning on BLM’s solar focus. E&E News

Funding shortfall for new tech endangers rural cell service, FCC says. The Washington Post

The ‘shed hunt’ is on. Towering prongs of elk antlers are the prize.

The Washington Post

Rancher sues Biden over 1 million acre claim, contends abuse of presidential authority

The Desert Review

One Colorado Rancher Had Five Calves Killed by Wolves in 11 Days

Colorado Times Recorder

How Oklahoma tribes are reversing years of consolidation with their own meat processing plants

The Oklahoman

Ranchers decry ‘arrogant’ Silicon Valley billionaires buying up land for ‘fantasy’ city near San Francisco: ‘We are now totally surrounded’

MSN

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The President’s War on Production

Published on May 9, 2024May 18, 2024

BLM/Energy Production/Unwon Opinion

Within a matter of days, the Biden administration issued a series of rapid fire decisions undercutting American industry. In the final year of his first term, facing dismal polling numbers, the elderly president, or at least those advising him, appear intent on a legacy play for radical climate change policy rammed down on the citizenry

Biden’s BLM Just Changed How Public Land is Managed

Published on April 24, 2024April 24, 2024

BLM/Wyoming

DEVELOPING STORY Despite outcry, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) just passed a controversial new rule that will put environmentalism on equal footing with traditional public land uses such as ranching, timber, recreation, and drilling. The rule constitutes a major change in how BLM manages 245 million acres of federal land — roughly one-tenth of

Ask a Ranch Vet: Do cattle in the U.S. get mRNA vaccines?

Published on April 13, 2024April 13, 2024

Ask a Ranch Vision

As a large animal veterinarian, I receive this question quite often. Both producers and consumers want to know if the new mRNA vaccine technology used in many of the COVID vaccines is now being used in livestock production. Some are concerned about potential health affects related to this emerging technology. The answer is “no”. There

From the Road: LA Sun Film Fest

Published on March 30, 2024March 30, 2024

From the Road Film

Thank you to the LA Sun Film Festival for their official selection of You Just Can’t See Them From the Road! We’re honored to be included in this IMDB-qualifying film festival based out of Los Angeles, California.

Tennessee Rancher Suing Biden for Loss of Home, Farmland & Cattle

Published on March 24, 2024March 27, 2024

U.S. Farm Credit

DEVELOPING STORY Tennessee rancher and agricultural lawyer Dustin Kittle is suing Joe Biden’s administration for failing to fill vacant seats on the U.S. Farm Credit Administration (FCA) Board, leaving farmers like him at risk. Mr. Kittle is alleging that because of this dereliction of duty by the president, he and his family lost their home,

BLM Plan to Protect Sage Grouse Limits Energy Production, Grazing

Published on March 24, 2024March 24, 2024

BLM/Endangered Species List/Sage Grouse

Ranchers are among those concerned a government plan to protect the greater sage grouse will further imperil production in Western states. Thursday, the Biden administration put forward a plan to curtail cattle grazing, oil and gas drilling, mining, green energy projects, and other commercial activities across 67 million acres of the West’s great “sagebrush sea”

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Grass Ranchers, Carbon Cowboys: Yolo Land & Cattle Company

“Ag can do it all,” says Scott, “I think more and more people will see that working landscapes not only feed the world, they truly can save the world.”
Next Generation Ranching: El Chorro Ranch

“We don’t necessarily look like ranchers,” Katie laughs. “I drive a Subaru Outback when I’m not driving the flatbed.”
11 Life Lessons from Horse Trainer Grant Golliher

Grant Golliher is a horse trainer, author, and speaker. He owns and operates Diamond Cross Ranch outside Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he hosts corporate events drawing leadership lessons from horse training. Grant was kind enough to share with us some of the lessons about leadership he teaches through training horses.
Hunting Revolution: The American Field-to-Table Movement

New hunter numbers increased in 2020, reversing a decades-long declining trend. “We haven’t seen these trends before. More millennials, more younger-generation people, more people of color, women are embracing hunter and field-to-table movements, filling their freezers with fresh meat, embracing safety and self-resiliency,” Chris Metz, the CEO of Vista Outdoors, told FOX
The Land Is Her Legacy: Sagehorn-Russell Ranch in Northern California

As Marilyn watches Colter and Renee Holleman play with their two young boys, Cleo and Colter, she recalls the dying words of Old Chief Joseph to his son in 1871: “Always remember that your father never sold his country. You must stop your ears whenever you are asked to sign a treaty
Drought in the West: America’s Farmers & Ranchers on Surviving the Worst Drought in Recorded History

Ranchers and farmers across the American West are struggling to weather the most severe drought recorded in the history of the region. The past 30 days have brought 585 heat records nationwide according to NOAA data—349 records for daily high temperatures, 236 for hottest overnight temperatures. Preliminary reports say Death Valley reached

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