Many farmers share positive experiences about using Roundup, despite possible links to cancer - Entrepreneur Generations

Many U.S. farmers still favor glyphosate as an effective and affordable herbicide. (Photo by Gabriel, Unsplash) Many American far...

A rural community bets on a beef slaughterhouse dedicated to changing the industry to attract American workers - Entrepreneur Generations

The Sustainable Beef plant is the size of 10 football fields. (Sustainable Beef photo) In a bid to oust the slaughterhouse indust...

Despite concerns over lost sales and expenses, many farmers still support the Trump administration's tariffs - Entrepreneur Generations

Like many farmers, Roberts supports the tariffs as a trade tool. (Photo by Nick Judin, Mississippi Free Press) Part of the Trump ...

Rural communities that once enjoyed bustling shopping malls struggle to repurpose the failing properties - Entrepreneur Generations

The Berkshire Mall in rural Lanesborough, Mass., once  bustled with customers but has fallen into disrepair. Rural communities th...

If you get bitten by a tick, save it -- and other tips for dealing with ticks' ever-spreading presence - Entrepreneur Generations

Illustration of a tick biting.  (Art by  Sebastian Kaulitzki, Adobe Stock) What's to like about ticks? They are an important ...

Opinion: Farming is often about tradition, but helping new farmers find their footing will take intention and sharing - Entrepreneur Generations

Stamm suggests that younger farmers  need a place at today's table. In a world full of new looks and new technology, Samantha...

Quick hits: Timely 'Star Wars' series; U.S.A.-made shoes; modern Appalachian cooking; incarcerated firefighters - Entrepreneur Generations

The Star Wars franchise might begin and end in "a galaxy far, far away," but its newest series 'Andor' serves up some cl...

Parents of agriculture graduate ready to 'turn her loose' on their 4,500-acre farm - Entrepreneur Generations

Paige Pence, middle , with her parents Brent and Christine (Photo by Matthew J. Grassi, Farm Journal) Some people were born to be...

The perseverance of Opal Lee: The 'grandmother' of Juneteenth shares a lesson for today - Entrepreneur Generations

At 98 years old, Opal Lee is still spreading a message of  patience and love.  (Photo by  Shayan Asgharnia, TX Monthly) As a chil...

Farm updates: Eradicating screwworms; air detecting for bird flu; John Deere suit continues; Farm Dog of the Year! - Entrepreneur Generations

Tusk-like mandibles can rasp the flesh of living warm- blooded animals. (USDA photo via Successful Farming) Despite its eradicati...