Arizona Farming Articles

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Celebrating Arizona's women in agriculture.

Our Saturday morning on Rosie on the House was full of all sorts of wonderful information about Rovey Family Farms, sheep cheese and where you can find this fresh, local artisan cheese.

Teeple’s lavender has been identified by the plant experts as having some of the highest quality lavender in the world, in part, because of how well it grows in the high altitudes, known as high-elevation super lavender.

Alfalfa feeds dairy cows and dairy cows make our favorite dessert: Ice Cream!

In 1994, as an amateur fossil collector, Babiarz acquired an unusual skeleton belonging to an extinct sabertooth cat.

Farmers and ranchers employ humane practices to keep their animals happy and healthy.

Arizona agriculture grows citrus too! In fact, Arizona, California, Texas, and Florida are the only U.S. states that produce citrus for consumption.

Farmers and ranchers hold themselves personally responsible for the food they grow and raise because what they grow and raise they feed their own families!

The Arizona Farm Bureau is proud to stand in support of the USMCA. Mexico and Canada are the two largest export markets for Arizona agriculture.

Daily, Arizona, and California serve up millions of servings of leafy greens.

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