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Indian Tribes in the heartland have focused on the opportunities presented by the farm bill in a more organized way than ever before.

Support for risk management programs is declining as public skepticism about agriculture rises.

Finding an acceptable balance between the farm and food supporters has never been easy.

Farmers, ranchers, and the whole ag industry have a lot to worry about.

President Trump risks losing a very important constituency among American farmers.

Fifty years later, 1968 is being called “the year that shaped a generation” by TIME magazine and other writers.

This Earth Day, it may be the earth right under our feet that matters most.

Farmers and ranchers across the U.S. are under a lot of stress as we enter planting season.

Whether we get a farm bill this year or after the mid-term elections, I think it’s important to look at some of the ideas under consideration, especially regarding the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).

In many ways, the sustainability story of the American farmer mirrors that of every other American.