Tag: agriculture
John Deere agrees to 10-year right-to-repair settlement
(The Center Square) – Deere and Co. agreed to provide farmers and independent repair shops access to the same equipment repair resources and software...
Angie Craig clashes with Trump administration over fraud in SNAP program
Minnesota Congresswoman Angie Craig and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins got into a heated exchange last week at a congressional hearing that discussed fraud...
Zach Freimark: A 2026 State of the Union for Minnesota to...
When Minnesotans listen to President Trump deliver his 2026 State of the Union address this week, there should be a sense of pride and...
China agrees to buy 25 million metric tons of US soybeans...
China has agreed to buy 25 million metric tons of American soybeans annually for the next three years—including 12 million tons during the current...
Walz returns to Farmfest one year after skipping out on event...
After skipping out on Farmfest one year ago to accept the Democratic nomination for vice president, Gov. Tim Walz returned to the annual all-things...
Jim Schultz: Five more resolutions for a stronger Minnesota
As the New Year begins, Minnesotans face a critical question: will our state government continue down the path of waste, overreach, and soft-on-crime policies?...
Jim Schultz: The liberal war on Minnesota agriculture must end
We are now past the very unusual 2024 election. Before we turn the page to 2025 and beyond, we should pause to reflect upon...
Commentary: America is sick, and RFK Jr. could have the medicine
America is sick.
According to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., “the CDC says that we are the sickest people on earth. We have the highest chronic...
Minnesota farmer declares victory as state modifies discriminatory grant program
Northern Minnesota farmer Lance Nistler has prevailed against a regulation which his attorneys say prevented farmers from accessing grant funds based on characteristics like...
Democrats reject amendment to require informing people if they’re eating bugs
Democrats in the Minnesota Senate voted down an amendment that would have required foods containing bugs or "cell-cultured" products to be labeled as such.
On...