Posts in category Voices

In agriculture, we’re making a conscious effort to learn more about consumer perceptions, as we strive to strengthen consumer trust and identify what consumers are looking for in the marketplace.

With the new rule, WOTUS was no longer defined by being just navigable water where you could float a boat. Now the federal government considered dry farmland or a roadside ditch that was occasionally wet following a rainstorm to be bodies of water, too.

This winter marked the beginning of the 2017-18 legislative session on Beacon Hill in Massachusetts and a new session means starting the process over again with filing and re-filing bills.

Regardless of your political persuasion, I think we in agriculture can agree that the pendulum of federal regulations has swung too far.

Rural America still counts. We still have a voice. Our opinion matters.

Over 100 years ago, in March 1913, a handful of folks met in Newport, New Hampshire, to form the state’s first County Farm Bureau

Maine Farmland Trust helps to protect and preserve

It was an amazing experience to see so many young people interested – and involved – in agriculture assembled in one location

Kevin Keenan’s new love of photography and his already existing love for agriculture quickly merged

Manure gets too much blame, farmer-biologists say