
Heavy Rains Help Ease Drought
Recent flood waters have left behind plenty of damage, but there is one silver lining. Rains recharged the soil, which the 2012 drought left bone dry.


Road Repairs From Flooding Could Top Half A Billion Dollars
Originally published on September 20, 2013 6:16 am As the remaining flood survivors continue to be airlifted out of towns cut off by flooding, the focus is beginning to shift […]

By Luke Runyon

The ‘Fort Knox’ of Seeds: How Safe is It?
When genetically modified wheat was found growing in Oregon earlier this year, it didn’t take long for accusations to start flying.

By Luke Runyon

Young Farmers and the Obstacles They Face
The American farmer is getting older. Most recent census data shows the average age is 57. And while that tells us who is farming now, it also shows who’s not.

By Luke Runyon