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Washing, whitening quite the chore
Judith Sutherland’s mother recalls the complicated process of doing laundry before electric appliances simplified the chore.
How did Sonny Perdue buy a soybean processing plant for $250,000?
Alan Guebert digs into the sale of an aging soybean processing plant in Estill, South Carolina, to former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.
Worker wages are not the cause of higher food prices
Alan Guebert investigates higher food prices. All too often the money doesn’t flow to farmers, farmworkers or food processing and restaurant workers.
‘The ceaseless drive to endless increase …’
Our fear of hunger dictates a food system where farmers are embedded in a system that pushes for ever-higher yields, production, exports and profits.
Managing climate risk is good business and good for the future
How do you factor the unknown damage climate change will have on agriculture into loans? Alan Guebert weighs in the new challenge facing lenders.
Chesapeake Bay’s 2020 water quality score is down slightly
This year, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s assessment of the State of the Bay remained at a D+, but declined by one point from 2018.
Near water? Check out some turtles
Grab a field guide and some old sneakers, beat the heat, and study some aquatic turtles as summer winds down.
Hoping to land in hot water
Although Kymberly Foster Seabolt had no intentions of getting a hot tub, the hot tub came looking for her anyway.
Trade talks with China, ridiculous
Alan Guebert hopes U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators can forge a better deal than the current option in order to export soybeans, corn and pork.
Ag trade remains a huge part of farm economy
For better or worse, the U.S. farm economy is deeply tied to trade.
