Arizona Ag Articles

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Ramona Farms, established in the early 1970s, represents the convergence of modern and traditional farming.

Arizona's grazing rates are low because that's what the market will sustain.

In Arizona, we’re celebrating pumpkins on so many of our family farms. The 2017 Census of Agriculture, the USDA’s most recent, shows 241 acres grew pumpkins in our state from 114 farms.

Knowing the interesting things Howard Buffett was doing with research on the Willcox farm, I reached out to him these six years later.

Arizona Farm Bureau celebrates the faces of Arizona's ranch families.

Arizona Farm Bureau fully supports the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) decision to repeal the irrational and unclear 2015 Waters of the US Rule.

It takes a lot of produce, chickens, and cows, and pigs to feed you and me. So, we've built bigger barns.

The average car today is only used 4% of the time, meaning that most vehicles sit dormant the equivalent of 350 days per year.

Mexico is by far Arizona’s best trade partner, followed closely by Canada and China is a solid third.

Arizona apples have some unique qualities that make Arizona apple growers proud.

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