November 14, 2018 Land management policies, population growth at root of California wildfires Indeed, the latest National Climate Assessment special report found there’s only a “low to medium confidence for a detectable human climate change contribution in…
November 9, 2018 California agro-terrorist chicken thieves get hit with felony charges California prosecutors have filed felony burglary, theft and trespassing charges against six protesters after a September incident. Greg Henderson Drovers Felony Charges For “Liberating”…
November 6, 2018 California “confinement” ballot measure would wipe out animal agriculture A vote on increasing the living space of farm animals will affect most those who can’t afford to eat out. Daniel J. Flynn Spectator.org…
October 24, 2018 Trump signs measure rolling back harmful water regulations in West The Trump administration’s memo is aimed at speeding up environmental reviews and simplifying the approval process for building permits in California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Tim…
September 29, 2018 San Francisco feeling the pain of its own environmentalist policies San Francisco officials are once again learning the meaning of the word “petard,” as they struggle with water shortages. Several times, endangered species issues…
March 31, 2018 Innovative program uses cattle herding instincts to defend against wolves The training of the cattle is an easy installed response. Through our efforts on the ranch we put a lot of effort into separation,…
January 11, 2018 Supreme Court deals a blow to California mining rights California’s “two-year moratorium” on suction dredge mining was imposed in 2009. It was signed into law by then Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and remains in…
December 8, 2017 California predator policies devastate grazing wildlife, exacerbate wildfires Catastrophic wildfire is not part of any normal ‘healthy’ fire-cycle in forests and are not natural processes. These catastrophic wildfires are however the result…
August 25, 2017 How environmental regulations are turning farmers into criminals for farming Duarte drew the government’s ire because a bureaucrat happened to drive by his property during his plowing and mistook it for “deep ripping” which,…
August 14, 2017 Fed’s amphibian ‘critical habitat’ designation at odds with California ag interests [paypal_donation_button] …timber harvests will be impacted, further damaging already-struggling businesses; cattlemen in the region will be forced to cut back grazing by 50 percent,…
