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They don't sell seeds. They don't own tractors. They don't run warehouses or ship grain. But BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street are among the most powerful actors in global agriculture.
In today's video we get into the nuts and bolts of what you should actually do to start a successful farm business. We cover: how to start a farm from scratch, how to start a farm business, what does it cost to start a farm business, farm busines
After winning The Permaculture Institute of North America (PINA) 2018 Design Contest, Tao Orion and Abel Kloster used the $5,000 award to build a strategically important and multifunctional pond at a permaculture site near Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Industrial agriculture is not a system in crisis. It is a system in command.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched a high-stakes campaign to combat the resurgence of New World Screwworm (NWS), a flesh-eating parasite that once ravaged American livestock.
Spread of GM crops has not contributed to chemical reductions or land reclamations, but to increased use of the pesticides they were claimed to curtail. Report: Claire Robinson
Joel Salatin on the New MAHA REPORT on Farming
Around 3,500 years ago, Central Europe underwent a silent revolution.
Have you ever wondered how regenerative farms raise chickens for meat on pasture?
Here's a story you won't see the mainstream media cover, ever: the white African farmers once demonized and stripped of their land and livelihoods under Robert Mugabe's Marxist dictatorship in Zimbabwe didn't just vanish into thin air.
Every year, the Environmental Working Group's (EWG) new list causes a stir in the produce aisle--and this time, two newcomers, blackberries and potatoes, have landed on the Dirty Dozen list, prompting many shoppers to give their grocery carts a se
Proponents of genetically engineered crops and seeds promised that the technology would reduce pesticide use. However, a new study confirms that industrial agriculture's use of genetic engineering technologies has caused pesticide use to soar.
Joel Salatin is back to share why he's taking a bold stand against federal overreach--and what really happens when the government comes knocking.
Last week, the Make America Healthy Again Commission, chaired by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., released a report reaffirming its commitment to protecting public health and reducing toxic exposures.
If you're thinking about gardening, these five raised bed gardening ideas and tips are a great place to start! We set up some raised garden beds for our son and his wife to get them started with their own backyard garden.
Breeauna Sagdal, Senior Policy Fellow at The Beef Initiative, sat down with author and journalist Dr. Naomi Wolf, a longtime liberty advocate, and her husband, counterintelligence specialist Brian O'Shea.
Why is it that the organic apple must wear a label, pay a certification fee, and carry a price premium--while the conventional apple, grown with chemical fertilizers and synthetic pesticides, is simply called an apple?
Less than 1% of beef sold in the U.S. is truly grass-fed. Misleading food labels and industry loopholes surround the grass-fed beef marketing lies. Find out about the grass-fed scam and what you can do to make healthy choices.
In this video, I show you how to grow cucumbers using a flat trellis laid out horizontally in a raised garden bed.
In the heartland of America, a sinister corporate power play is unfolding--one that threatens to strip citizens of their constitutional rights while shielding a pharmaceutical giant from accountability for its deadly product.
In a brazen bid to shield itself from a tsunami of lawsuits over its toxic Roundup herbicide, Monsanto (acquired by Bayer Pharmaceutical) has unleashed a multi-state lobbying blitz to secure immunity from liability, with Missouri as a key battlegroun
Are you considering alternative self-reliant protein sources? Raising tilapia may be the answer. Here's what to know.
Pesticide immunity bills, which make it harder for people to sue pesticide companies even if they believe a product caused serious health problems, have been proposed in Florida, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wyoming. Similar b
The Buckeye-based farm is planning force reduction
In this video, I review 20 new gardening products from Temu, plus 2 more bonus products at the end. Check out which products impressed me, why, and which I don't recommend.
In 2009 It became mandatory to know what country our beef came from via the MCOOL (Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling) policy overseen by the USDA. In 2015, under the Obama administration it was removed supposedly over concerns from the WTO ( Worl
...by Only Paying Off Farmer Loans if They Were Not White Males
Big Pharma and Agri-business are killing Us and There Is Little We Can Do About It. The American Establishment Is Too Strong for MEGA Americans.
In episode 8 of "Breaking the Chains: Decentralize Your Life," aired May 24, Todd Pitner shared how his backyard in his Florida HOA community was once indistinguishable from his neighbors'--with manicured grass and trimmed hedges.
We are in a record drought (the driest year on record) with record heat, and finally got 1.7 inches (43 mm) of rain 7-2021, but almost everyone let the vast majority of that rain drain away!
