August 31, 2016 In wake of wildfires, California ranchers challenged with soil restoration Ranchers seek new ways to heal fire-scorched soil Holistic cattle management workshop teaches soil recovery By Terry Grillo Calaveras Enterprise Enterprise photo by Terry…
August 30, 2016 Can AG operations benefit from digital currency? From Bitcoin to Agriculture: How Can Farmers Benefit from Blockchain? by Emma Weston & Sara Nolet published by Agfunders News Editor’s Note: Emma Weston is…
August 29, 2016 EDITORIAL: Ranchers under siege by Administration I’m an Oregon rancher. Here’s what you don’t understand about the Bundy standoff. The Obama administration has pushed our livelihood to the brink. By Keith…
August 29, 2016 Columbia Falls mills killed off by federal ‘no-logging’ policy Weyerhaeuser closing Weyerhaeuser announced in late June that it would close its plywood and lumber mills, citing a shortage of logs. By KATHERYN…
August 28, 2016 Paradise Lost: Warning to the West about overselling tourism Why Little Western Towns Don’t Want to Become ‘Another Moab’ Despite its tourist boom, the town that mining, parks, and mountain biking built is…
August 27, 2016 Farmer’s neighbors sue him, for conducting farming operations! When neighbors go to court as published by Capital Press An Albany, Ore., farmer has won a legal challenge against his straw compressing facility…
August 26, 2016 Federal lands in the West benefit mostly wealthy elites Select federal lands attract wealthy elites, don’t benefit working class BY TIM OREN as published by Idaho Statesman Megan Lawson’s June 16 Guest Opinion,…
