top of page
NEWS COVERAGE ON FARM LABOR INCLUDING IMMIGRATION, DEPORTATION, AND POLICY AFFECTS ON THE AGRICULTURAL WORKFORCE


Producers Criticize End of USDA Program That Helped Emerging Farmers
DEI disdain trumped a federal program that provided funding for some beginning farmers in 40 states. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion has become a target by Republican-led governmental entities across the United States over the past several years amid criticism that the efforts to aid groups that have faced discrimination are themselves racist. Supporters of DEI say that the programs help various demographic communities that have not had the same economic opportunities that o
Apr 32 min read


Kentucky Family Turns Down $26 Million for Farm from Data Center Developer
A northern Kentucky community has overcome the Great Depression a century ago and a poverty rate nearly twice the national average. Residents have been tested again and again. But few of Mason County’s 17,000 residents in Mayfield demonstrated their commitment to the community, their traditions, and their land more than Ida Huddleston and her daughter Delsia Bare. Because of that commitment, the mother and daughter may be the most famous residents since legendary singer and a
Mar 273 min read


Nebraska Fires: The Widespread Damage and the Inspiration to Help
First came the fast-moving wildfires, damage, and agony. Then came the help from fellow farmers who always seem to rise to the moment to help another farmer in need. High winds and dry conditions fueled some of the worst fires in the history of Nebraska this month, burning more than 800,000 acres and reshaping the outlook for farmers and ranchers heading into the growing season. At the center of the devastation was the Morrill Fire. That fire scorched more than 640,000 acres
Mar 272 min read


Farmer and Strategist Brian Reisinger: Politicians, Pay Attention to Rural America
Brian Reisinger has worked for a governor who ran for president, a U.S. Senator who ran for president, and another U.S. Senator who thought about running for president. These days, Reisinger has put politics aside as he has focused full-time on agriculture, his business, and his young family.
Mar 274 min read


This Entrepreneur Focuses on Opportunity and Not Heated Immigration Debate
With the United States in the middle of a fierce debate on which immigrants should be allowed to legally remain and work in the United States, people like Sharon Krause is focused on opportunities for those committed to making a living on the farm. Should all people who entered the country illegally be forced to leave? Should only those who have violent criminal records be removed? Should everyone who overstayed a temporary visa get deported? Those questions and others have d
Mar 204 min read


Joshua Manske: Back to the Farm after Pro Golf Career
The family farm required the same characteristic that helped Joshua Manske thrive on the golf course: patience. Agriculture was never really something Manske left behind. But it was something that patiently waited for him to return.
Mar 204 min read
Farmland Culture & Events

SUBSCRIBE WEEKLY E-NEWSLETTER
Subscribe to Where Landowners Get Their News® and be the first aware of agricultural insights, analysis, and in-depth interviews.
bottom of page