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Data Centers & Rural Land Destruction: Hit the Pause Button

By Mike Lessiter posted on February 27, 2026 | Posted in Agriculture Policy & Programs

AI is here and going to change the world we live in; assuming there’s enough energy and water capacity going to keep these behemoth data center operations powered.

No-Till Farmers a ‘Pawn’ in Trump’s Game of Poker

They didn’t ask for it, but farmers – and no-tillers in particular – have been forced into patriotic duty as the foot soldiers of President Trump’s ‘New America.’

By Mike Lessiter posted on April 10, 2025 | Posted in Agriculture Policy & Programs, Seeding & Planting

They didn’t ask for it, but farmers – and no-tillers in particular – have been forced into patriotic duty as the foot soldiers of President Trump’s ‘New America.’

Frankly Speaking

When it Comes To Reporting on Sustainability, European Writer ‘Hacks Up’ Huge Hiccup Over Burping Dairy Cows

By Frank Lessiter posted on September 18, 2024

Frank Lessiter critically examines the Wall Street Journal article outlining Mars' $47 million European-based program aimed at reducing methane emissions from dairy cattle.

Who Exactly is the ‘Little Guy’ in Attacks on Ag?

By Mike Lessiter posted on September 16, 2024 | Posted in Crop Protection

Last week, I had several discussions about society’s supposed preference for the underdog. And also how the general public apparently possesses far more knowledge on every topic under the sun; far more than those in the know, who do the work and make the smart decisions every day.

Frankly Speaking

Mexico’s GMO Corn Ban Will be Costly

By Frank Lessiter posted on November 28, 2022 | Posted in Crop Protection, Soil Health

Because Mexico intends to ban the import of genetically modified (GMO) crops, U.S. corn growers could lose a yearly market for 600 million bushels of corn starting next year.

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Europe Ready To Get Tougher On U.S. Grain Exports

By No-Till Farmer Editors posted on September 1, 2003 | Posted in Crop Protection

For growers in the United States who are raising genetically modified crops, it’s not good news that the Europeans are suggesting new rules that would require the wider use of warning labels on foods along with a lot more red tape when importing our grains.

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