Mexican Farmers Demonstrate Against Cartel Violence and Extortion by Blocking Highways Nationwide
Protests Erupt in Mexico Over Cartel Violence Across Mexico, thousands of farmers and transport workers have taken to the streets, setting up blockades on major highways. The demonstrations are a response to cartel violence and extortion, reflecting growing dissatisfaction with President Claudia Sheinbaum and her ruling MORENA party. Many citizens feel that instead of protecting […]
Farmers in the U.S. face challenges with trade and bankruptcies due to rising expenses.
Challenges Facing American Farmers Growing up on a farm in Yale County, Arkansas, I quickly learned how economic changes can impact family businesses. It’s tough out there. Many farmers are grappling with rising input costs, low commodity prices, and high borrowing rates, largely due to former President Biden’s economic policies. These are not easy times […]
Antitrust Measures Focused on America Will Assist Farmers in Achieving the American Dream
Gail Slater Discusses the America First Antitrust Act at Drake University Assistant Attorney General Gail Slater addressed the audience on Wednesday about how the America First Antitrust Act can empower farmers in their pursuit of the American Dream. During her talk at the Drake University School of Law, titled “Agriculture, Antitrust, and the Chesterton Fence,” […]
City officials reverse their decision on nativity display at Christmas farmers’ market
Pataskala Woman’s Nativity Display Controversy A woman from Pataskala, Ohio, who has organized a local farmers market for years has faced restrictions on setting up a Christmas-themed Nativity display at the market until officials intervene. Susan Conley sought permission in September to display the nativity scene in a public area after previously showcasing it on […]
Farmer’s Almanac closes its doors after 208 years. But what’s the reason?
A significant chapter is closing. The 208-year-old Farmer’s Almanac published its last edition on Thursday, leaving many farmers, gardeners, and weather enthusiasts feeling nostalgic. This annual publication, based in Maine, has been offering insights into weather patterns, gardening tips, and a plethora of other information since 1818. The Farmers yearbook has announced that the 2026 […]
Fans of the Farmers’ Almanac grieve the end of a cherished classic’s publication
Farmer’s Almanac to Cease Publication in 2026 For over 200 years, the Farmer’s Almanac has been a staple for many Americans, offering weather forecasts and practical advice to everyone, from farmers to presidents. However, the organization announced on Thursday that it will stop publication after its last issue in 2026. This decision was not made […]
Trump’s $40 billion Argentina rescue impacts American farmers during trade conflict
Trump’s Farmers First Policy Faces Criticism Amid Trade Struggles On May 19, the Department of Agriculture, under President Donald Trump’s administration, unveiled a “Farmers First” initiative complete with a robust marketing effort. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins held a press conference, and alongside it, the initiative was pushed out on social media, complemented by a brochure […]
California farmers resist the Prop 50 redistricting proposal
California voters are approaching the final days of a special election that may influence control of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2026. The proposition, referred to as Prop. 50, would enable state lawmakers to redraw congressional maps temporarily. Democrats argue this could lead to additional seats in Congress. Jenny Halterman, a fourth-generation farmer in […]
Trump achieves victory for U.S. farmers as China agrees to significant soybean buys
US-China Soybean Deal Announced President Donald Trump revealed that the United States has struck a deal with China to resume soybean purchases, following a boycott that negatively impacted American farmers. Trump stated, “We are very honored by the fact that President Xi has authorized China to begin purchasing large amounts of soybeans, sorghum, and other […]
Bessent: U.S. responded to soybean farmers’ concerns about China
U.S. Soybean Exports to China Discussed in Malaysia Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mentioned on Sunday that discussions about U.S. soybean exports to China occurred during talks between the two nations in Malaysia. “I think we managed to address some of the worries farmers had,” Bessent stated during an interview with Martha Raddatz regarding a meeting […]