USDA to restore climate change pages after lawsuit
Facing a lawsuit, the USDA agrees to restore climate change web content deleted after 2017, aiding farmers and advocates in accessing key info.
What tariffs will mean for Colorado’s agriculture industry
With the looming possibility of tariff-sparked trade wars with the nation’s top-three trading partners, Colorado’s agriculture industry is bracing for a storm.
US Farm Labor Shortage: Affordable and Secure Food Act Fails to Pass in Congress Despite Increasing H-2A Visa Numbers
In the fiscal year 2021, the U.S. issued 258,000 H-2A visas to seasonal farm workers. That number is roughly double the visas issued in 2016. Even though demand and wages are […]
How the Fort Collins Pig & The Plow Farmstead Bakery Became a Post-COVID Success Story
You may have read the popular Farming Fort Collins Blog turned online farm and ranch directory, turned e-zine, The Pig & The Plow: From the Field, but have you stopped […]
Colorado Agtech Hits Critical Mass
A third-generation Colorado farmer, Marc Arnusch grows barley and other grains on 2,200 acres in the Prospect Valley east of Keenesburg. His son, Brett, joined Marc Arnusch Farms after he […]




















