Call to Action: Save Ranching and Agriculture
Damaged Wetlands or Decades Old Man-Made Stock Watering Ponds? This article was originally written by C.J. Garland and published here: https://www.wjustice.org/post/damaged-wetlands-or-decades-old-man-made-stock-watering-ponds In this day and age where livestock is being falsely blamed for climate change, many state and federal agencies are filling their ranks with brainwashed agenda-driven staff who think this country’s food is grown […]
Should we Blame Farmers for That?
Farmers are often unfairly blamed for environmental pollution linked to fertilizer use. In reality, they take significant steps to minimize chemical usage due to economic pressures, environmental stewardship, licensing requirements, and personal ethics. Modern farmers understand that overusing fertilizers and pesticides is costly, ineffective, and harmful to both their land and surrounding ecosystems. Economic Considerations […]
Domestic Sheep Herding
Sheep ranching in the Pacific Northwest is deeply woven into the region’s agricultural tapestry, characterized by expansive landscapes and a rich tradition of husbandry. Dating back to the mid-19th century, pioneers recognized the vast grasslands as ideal for sheep grazing, laying the foundation for a thriving industry. In the early days the Pacific Northwest became […]
