Ag round-up: Nearly 70% of farmers can't afford fertilizer; union and JBS reach deal; real help for stressed farmers - Entrepreneur Generations

Share of farmers unable to afford all required fertilizer. (American Farm Bureau Federation graph) Nearly 70% of American farmers...

Faced with the possibility of running out of money, the U.S. Postal service asks Congress to consider 'drastic measures' - Entrepreneur Generations

Changes to USPS mail delivery have an outsized impact on rural Americans. (Photo by D. Trinks, Unsplash) Expensive delivery oblig...

Opinion: When it comes to sharing thoughts on elections, maybe asking questions is best - Entrepreneur Generations

When it comes to sharing thoughts or concerns about upcoming elections with people close to us, we often avoid discussing them out of fear ...

As health care insurance costs continue to climb, farm bureau health plans offer a lower cost alternative - Entrepreneur Generations

Farm Bill health care plans have been offered in Tennessee for over 75 years. (Tennessee Farm Bureau photo) Affordable Care Act s...

Quick hits: New 'Product of USA' seal launched; mistaken inventions; farming worms win; a new weed killer - Entrepreneur Generations

The label will require an affidavit be provided to the  meatpacking company. (Photo via DTN) Born. Raised. Harvested. Processed. ...

Farmers' share of consumer food spending dollar shrinks to 5.8 cents - Entrepreneur Generations

Despite planting, growing and harvesting most foundational food in the United States, American farmers only glean a tiny amount of consume...

'No Kings' protests in rural Minnesota highlight changes in some residents' opinions - Entrepreneur Generations

Faribault residents Matthew, left, and Sarah said they wanted to protest local ICE activity. (Photo by Betsy Froiland,The Daily Yonde...

Why the closed Strait of Hormuz will increase grocery prices and add to world hunger - Entrepreneur Generations

Goods and fuel normally flow out of the Persian Gulf and through the Strait of Hormuz. (Wikimedia map) As the U.S.-Israeli confli...

U.S. farmers battle bugs in the field, but once grains are stored, pests remain a challenge - Entrepreneur Generations

Bugs normally eat at least 30% of a stored crop. (Graphic by Adam Dixon, Offrange) Storing commodities like corn or soybeans in g...
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