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08/12/2025
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By Willow Tohi
USDA, EPA greenlight RNA food tech amid calls for transparency
The EPA approved dsRNA pesticide Ledprona in 2023 to target Colorado potato beetles, claiming it’s “safe” but with limited long-term testing. Florida lawmakers are pushing a bill to ban mRNA vaccines in crops, citing threats to consumer choice and health. Startups like Terrana Biosciences aim to engineer plants with RNA sprays, reprogramming crops in real […]
08/09/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Trump administration prioritizes fiscal responsibility over Big Government climate science
Trump administration proposes ending NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatories (OCO) missions in 2026 budget. NASA claims the missions are “beyond their prime” and realign with presidential priorities. Scientists warn closing OCO could cripple climate, agriculture data critical for global food security. Congressional Democrats challenge administration’s legal right to terminate approved missions. International partners and private donors […]
08/06/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Tyson’s chicken shift and grassroots farming movement spark food system debate amid beef struggle
Tyson Foods expands chicken production amid record beef prices, predicts 14 percent chicken price drop by 2026. Beef industry faces declines as cattle herd hits 70-year low; rebuild efforts won’t ease supply until 2027. MAHA Report links processed foods to child obesity, fuels surge in small-scale farming and local farmers’ market sales. Tyson’s Q3 profit […]
07/29/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Beef crisis deepens: Soaring prices and shrinking herds mark a troubling era for U.S. cattle industry
U.S. cattle herd at 94.2 million, lowest since 1973, driving ground beef prices to $6.10 per pound. New World screwworm outbreak in Mexico restricts imports, tightening U.S. beef supply further. Decades of drought, high feed costs and overgrazing have slashed herds to a 73-year minimum. Rebuilding efforts face prolonged challenges due to climate impacts and […]
07/25/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Dismal State of Missouri’s “socialist grocery” sparks national debate over government failures
A government-funded grocery store in Kansas City, Missouri, operated by a nonprofit, sits empty with rotting smells and scarce supplies. New York Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani advocates similar socialist grocery stores as part of his campaign promises. Sun Fresh Market’s failure mirrors past U.S. government grocery experiments, which have historically failed due to inefficiency […]
07/23/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Climbing CO? levels fuel agricultural triumph—and spark a climate debate
Rising CO? has supercharged global plant growth, boosting fruit yields and resilience to cold. Historical evidence shows temperature fluctuations linked to solar activity, not human emissions. IPCC climate claims face skepticism over flawed data and biased research selection. Trillions in global climate spending could be misdirected without measurable cooling. Scientists argue CO?’s role in warming […]
07/18/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Danone recalls YoCrunch yogurt over plastic contamination amid growing microplastics concerns
Danone U.S. issued a nationwide voluntary recall for 17 YoCrunch yogurt varieties due to plastic fragments in lids. Plastic pieces (7-25 mm) pose choking hazards and potential oral injuries. The recall followed consumer reports and FDA collaboration initiated July 11. Studies link microplastics in food to lifelong health impacts, including organ damage and cancer. Consumers […]
07/13/2025
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By Willow Tohi
From the eggs to the courts: A clash over animals, eggs and affordability
Federal lawsuit targets California’s animal welfare laws as egg prices climb. California defends progressive farm standards against Trump Justice Department claims. DOJ alleges state regulations increase costs, cites precedent for preemption arguments. Avian flu and past legal battles add layers to ongoing policy conflict. Consumer advocates and agribusiness clash over welfare vs. affordability. In an […]
07/07/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Global markets reeling as Brazil’s bird flu outbreak tests trade resilience
Brazil confirms first commercial bird flu outbreak, triggering global trade bans. Seventeen nations, including Japan, lift bans following Brazil’s containment success. The U.K. proposes flock registration to mitigate bird flu spread amid outbreaks. Philippines bans poultry imports from British Columbia after low-pathogenic virus detection. Global market volatility highlights tensions between disease control and economic priorities. […]
07/07/2025
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By Willow Tohi
A solar storm’s billion-dollar agricultural toll and the race to fortify GPS systems
A May 2024 solar storm caused over $565M in agricultural losses, crippling GPS-guided farming across the U.S. Midwest. The Gannon Solar Storm disrupted GPS signals by up to 230 feet, triggered by solar particles heating the ionosphere into a plasma “wall.” Farmers lost an average of $17,000 per farm, with 70% of U.S. croplands relying […]
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