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This farmer is going viral for ordering an army of tow men to remove cars that were parked on his land to go to a party without his permission.
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Vice President JD Vance is joining the growing movement of Americans raising their own food.
The Vance family installed a backyard chicken coop at the Naval Observatory, where their children help care for the chickens and collect fresh eggs.
Around 11 MILLION U.S. households kept chickens in 2025, nearly double the number in 2018.
More American families are taking a hands on approach to knowing where their food comes from.
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The Vance family installed a backyard chicken coop at the Naval Observatory, where their children help care for the chickens and collect fresh eggs.
Around 11 MILLION U.S. households kept chickens in 2025, nearly double the number in 2018.
More American families are taking a hands on approach to knowing where their food comes from.
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KEN PAXTON CRACKS DOWN ON HEAVY METALS IN BABY FOOD
Texas Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton says Plum Organics has agreed to strict testing and limits for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury in baby food, with any lot exceeding the limits blocked from shipment. Paxton is now calling on Gerber and other baby food companies to follow suit.
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Texas Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton says Plum Organics has agreed to strict testing and limits for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury in baby food, with any lot exceeding the limits blocked from shipment. Paxton is now calling on Gerber and other baby food companies to follow suit.
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86-year-old Pennsylvania farmer refuses to turn his fields into an AI data center even for $15M
Mervin Raudabo was offered $60K per acre but refused to destroy the farms heβs been running for over 60 years.
Instead, he sold development rights to a conservation fund for $2M β the land will stay farmland forever.
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Mervin Raudabo was offered $60K per acre but refused to destroy the farms heβs been running for over 60 years.
Instead, he sold development rights to a conservation fund for $2M β the land will stay farmland forever.
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American farmer shows what $5,000 worth of seeds now looks like
This is what happens when the seed industry has been taken over by monopolies and farmers are now forced to use their seeds and pay their insane markups
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This is what happens when the seed industry has been taken over by monopolies and farmers are now forced to use their seeds and pay their insane markups
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Fed up with wolves attacking his sheep, a farmer crafted spiked armor to let them graze safely and peacefully.
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AMERICAN CATTLE RANCHER SAYS TARIFFS ARE NEEDED TO PROTECT U.S. LIVESTOCK FARMERS
An American cattle rancher welcomes the 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican beef and cattle, arguing that decades of zero-tariff trade have hurt U.S. producers. He says the U.S. has lost about 285,000 beef cattle farms and ranches, 6.5 million mother cows and more than 87,000 farmer-feeders since 1994, arguing that cheaper imports have displaced domestic producers.
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An American cattle rancher welcomes the 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican beef and cattle, arguing that decades of zero-tariff trade have hurt U.S. producers. He says the U.S. has lost about 285,000 beef cattle farms and ranches, 6.5 million mother cows and more than 87,000 farmer-feeders since 1994, arguing that cheaper imports have displaced domestic producers.
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AMERICAN FARMER EXPLAINS HOW GMO CROPS ARE ENGINEERED FOR HERBICIDE AND PEST RESISTANCE
An American farmer explains that some GMO crops are engineered to survive herbicides such as glyphosate, while others are modified to produce traits that kill certain crop-damaging insects. The message also highlights concerns about pesticide exposure, citing reported links to poisoning, cancer, neurological effects, reproductive harm, biodiversity loss and contamination of water, soil and food. The farmer argues that there has to be a better way.
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An American farmer explains that some GMO crops are engineered to survive herbicides such as glyphosate, while others are modified to produce traits that kill certain crop-damaging insects. The message also highlights concerns about pesticide exposure, citing reported links to poisoning, cancer, neurological effects, reproductive harm, biodiversity loss and contamination of water, soil and food. The farmer argues that there has to be a better way.
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RUSSIAN STRAWBERRIES LOOK NOTHING LIKE THE ONES MOST AMERICANS BUY
A woman compares strawberries from Russia with the ones commonly sold in America, and even U.S. organic strawberries look dramatically different inside. She argues that American strawberries are often picked early for transport and shelf life, while modern varieties have been bred to be larger, firmer and more uniformβsacrificing some flavor and color along the way.
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A woman compares strawberries from Russia with the ones commonly sold in America, and even U.S. organic strawberries look dramatically different inside. She argues that American strawberries are often picked early for transport and shelf life, while modern varieties have been bred to be larger, firmer and more uniformβsacrificing some flavor and color along the way.
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USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins says fresh food purchases through SNAP jumped nearly 10% last year.
βLast year, we had almost 10% more purchasing of fresh food than ever before.β
βSo it means that this Make America Healthy Again movement is working.β
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βLast year, we had almost 10% more purchasing of fresh food than ever before.β
βSo it means that this Make America Healthy Again movement is working.β
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CALIFORNIA FARMER GIVING AWAY 125,000 LBS OF NECTARINES FOR FREE
A California nectarine farmer says Big Agriculture has made it impossible for him to harvest and sell his crop, so heβs giving away all 125,000 pounds for free. The farmer says a handful of large marketers and packers dominate the market, squeeze independent growers and undercut them when they try to sell directly. The public can pick the nectarines for free June 29βJuly 3, from 7β10 a.m., at 21500 E. Parlier in Reedley, California.
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A California nectarine farmer says Big Agriculture has made it impossible for him to harvest and sell his crop, so heβs giving away all 125,000 pounds for free. The farmer says a handful of large marketers and packers dominate the market, squeeze independent growers and undercut them when they try to sell directly. The public can pick the nectarines for free June 29βJuly 3, from 7β10 a.m., at 21500 E. Parlier in Reedley, California.
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Farmer shows that all his crops on both sides of his fields have βgone rotten, no one to prune, all the grapes have gone badβ
He blames the βgringosβ for not coming to work since his illegal workers arenβt showing up
This is a fancy way of saying EVERY WORKER he had was illegal
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He blames the βgringosβ for not coming to work since his illegal workers arenβt showing up
This is a fancy way of saying EVERY WORKER he had was illegal
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IDAHO FARMER WARNS WATER SHUTOFF COULD DESTROY HALF A MILLION ACRES OF FARMLAND
Fifth-generation Idaho farmer Trevor Belknap warns that a state water curtailment order affecting roughly 500,000 acres and 6,400 water users could devastate agriculture in eastern Idaho. He says farmers have already spent thousands of dollars per acre planting crops, with potatoes costing up to $4,000 an acre to grow. βWithout water, the land doesn't have any value here,β Belknap says, warning that the impact could spread to banks, businesses, schools and local services.
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Fifth-generation Idaho farmer Trevor Belknap warns that a state water curtailment order affecting roughly 500,000 acres and 6,400 water users could devastate agriculture in eastern Idaho. He says farmers have already spent thousands of dollars per acre planting crops, with potatoes costing up to $4,000 an acre to grow. βWithout water, the land doesn't have any value here,β Belknap says, warning that the impact could spread to banks, businesses, schools and local services.
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π FARMER EXPLAINS WHY ELECTRIC TRACTORS CURRENTLY DONβT WORK FOR LARGE-SCALE FARMING
A farmer says he seeded 6,000 hectares using about 30,000 liters of diesel, equivalent to roughly 321,600 kWh of energy. He says doing the same work with an electric tractor would require a Tesla Semi battery recharged 322 times, taking about 918 hours even with a 350-kW chargerβmore than three times the actual job. He also says a 100-kW solar system would take nearly two years to generate the same energy, while matching the workload in real time would require a solar farm larger than 45 football fields.
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A farmer says he seeded 6,000 hectares using about 30,000 liters of diesel, equivalent to roughly 321,600 kWh of energy. He says doing the same work with an electric tractor would require a Tesla Semi battery recharged 322 times, taking about 918 hours even with a 350-kW chargerβmore than three times the actual job. He also says a 100-kW solar system would take nearly two years to generate the same energy, while matching the workload in real time would require a solar farm larger than 45 football fields.
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THIS IS VERY CONCERNING: CHICKENS NOW GO FROM HATCHED EGG TO MARKET IN JUST 8 WEEKS
A farmer says chickens once took about a year to reach market, then four months, 18 weeks, 16, 14 and 12 weeksβand now even organically raised chickens reportedly reach market in just 8 weeks. He questions how that happened without hormones and says modern farmers sign contracts requiring them to buy feed from major suppliers and agree not to investigate what is in it. βNo, we donβt use hormones, but we wonβt tell you what we give them.β
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A farmer says chickens once took about a year to reach market, then four months, 18 weeks, 16, 14 and 12 weeksβand now even organically raised chickens reportedly reach market in just 8 weeks. He questions how that happened without hormones and says modern farmers sign contracts requiring them to buy feed from major suppliers and agree not to investigate what is in it. βNo, we donβt use hormones, but we wonβt tell you what we give them.β
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4 companies control almost the entire US crop seed market
2 companies, Bayer and Corteva alone account for over half of corn seed sold
American farmer shows βthis one box of corn seed cost me $17,000β
This is what happens when farming is monopolized by mega corporations
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2 companies, Bayer and Corteva alone account for over half of corn seed sold
American farmer shows βthis one box of corn seed cost me $17,000β
This is what happens when farming is monopolized by mega corporations
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There are trillions of lies told to us daily.
βOne of the biggest lies is that cows are killing the planet.β
Listen to this Farmer tell you why itβs a lie.
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βOne of the biggest lies is that cows are killing the planet.β
Listen to this Farmer tell you why itβs a lie.
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IDAHO FARMER SOUNDS THE ALARM: GOVERNMENT WATER SHUTOFF THREATENS 500,000 ACRES OF FARMLAND
In June 2024, fifth-generation Idaho farmer Trevor Belknap warned that a state water curtailment order could devastate nearly 500,000 acres of farmland and impact 6,400 water users. With thousands of dollars already invested per acre in crops like potatoes, farmers face massive losses. Belknap says the problem isnβt a lack of water, but mismanagement, warning that the fallout could cripple local businesses, banks, schools and essential services. βWithout water, the land doesnβt have any value here.β
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In June 2024, fifth-generation Idaho farmer Trevor Belknap warned that a state water curtailment order could devastate nearly 500,000 acres of farmland and impact 6,400 water users. With thousands of dollars already invested per acre in crops like potatoes, farmers face massive losses. Belknap says the problem isnβt a lack of water, but mismanagement, warning that the fallout could cripple local businesses, banks, schools and essential services. βWithout water, the land doesnβt have any value here.β
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Gone too soon, but never forgotten. A husband, a father, and a man who stood by what he believed in.
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Gone too soon, but never forgotten. A husband, a father, and a man who stood by what he believed in.
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