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Arizona Agriculture Sustaining Sustainability Story
8/18/2021
Decades of innovation and planning have produced amazing stories in agriculture about conservation, resource savings, and more. This is Arizona agriculture's story. This is American agriculture's story!
Farming & Ranching Change the Climate for the Better
3/3/2021
Study the modern-day practices of farming and ranching today and you'll discover that their conservation practices and more are improving our climate for the better.
How Farming Changes the Climate for the Better
2/18/2021
Is there a difference between climate change and global warming and if so, what is it?
Conserving Arizona Water: The Rayner Family Method
1/27/2021
Farmers and ranchers are constantly innovating to improve processes conserve soil and water and save money. Here's just one example from the #AzAgriculture #farmfamily of the Rayner clan.
A Conversation About Wild Horses: Jacquelyn Hughes
10/3/2019
After meeting her, Hughes and I had a fascinating discussion of the relationship between the public and wild horses. And, of course, I asked her to share her insights with us.
Meet Arizona Agriculture’s Chuck and Judy Backus
5/21/2019
Time spent outdoors hiking and mountain climbing around the West and Mexico fueled Chuck's decision to want to eventually become a cattle rancher.
An Arizonan Does See the Forest for the Trees, A Conversation
5/14/2019
Arizona State Representative Bob Thorpe suggests that if we applied true forest management we’d have more water in our reservoirs.
International Inventor Waters Dreams for his People
2/14/2019
Bhungroo, which means straw in Gujrati, helps subsistence farmers in rural India store excess water to prepare for prolonged droughts.
Forest Service Needs to Clarify Management Plan for the Arizona Trail
10/10/2017
Public enjoyment of the land must be balanced with all other beneficial uses, including those undertaken by Arizona's farmers and ranchers.
Save the Spotted Owl; But What About the Mouse!?
1/21/2014
By Joe Sigg, Arizona Farm Bureau: Bear with me…I will get to a point [maybe], but as you know, I am...