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 […]
The Cows know Birds aren’t Real
Okay, so we were being a little cheeky with the title, but it got you to click & read this, didn’t it? Drone technology is revolutionizing animal agriculture by enhancing the monitoring of animal health, pasture quality, weight gain, and facilitating herding in rotational grazing systems. These advancements lead to more efficient and sustainable livestock […]
It’s a Bird, it’s a Plane, what’s it doing in that field?
Drone technology is revolutionizing the agricultural sector, offering innovative solutions that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and productivity in farming and ranching. These unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are transforming traditional practices through advanced data collection, precise resource management, and automation. Precision Agriculture and Crop Monitoring Drones equipped with multispectral sensors provide farmers with detailed insights into crop […]
Agriculture Basics: FSA Loans
Understanding FSA Loans: A Guide for Farmers Farm Service Agency (FSA) loans are a lifeline for many farmers and ranchers who need financial assistance to purchase land, expand operations, or recover from natural disasters. These loans, provided by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), are designed to help agricultural producers access the funds they […]
Rotational Grazing and Wildlife Management
Rotational grazing is a livestock management practice that can significantly benefit wildlife management. This method involves moving livestock between different pastures or grazing areas on a planned schedule to prevent overgrazing and allow vegetation recovery. The value of rotational grazing in wildlife management is multifaceted, contributing to ecological balance, biodiversity, and habitat improvement. One primary […]
Agriculture Basics: The Farm Bill
The Farm Bill, a cornerstone of U.S. agricultural policy, has a rich history dating back to the Great Depression. Initially introduced in the 1930s as a response to the economic challenges faced by farmers during that time, the Farm Bill aimed to provide financial stability and ensure a steady food supply for the nation. Over […]
