Female Farmers: Celebrating Women In Agriculture
March 8, 2024Female Farmer Project Highlights Female Farmers in the Growing World
Female Farmer Project Highlights Female Farmers in the Growing World
Jim Schultz started Red Shirt Farm in Western Massachusetts after retiring from a career in teaching. Today, it’s an inspiring example of farming success.
If agricultural trends continue as they have, farming in the mid-century will look quite a bit different.
The market is saturated with small-scale farmers hoping to make a living, meaning we must innovate or get out of the way.
You can be a celebrity with a high-powered job and grow your own food—these famous names prove it.
Water restrictions in this drought-ravaged state have trickled down to farmers as a group in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta volunteer to cut water use.
Each year, 60,000 ag jobs are available, yet the average college graduate has too much student-loan debt to go into farming.
Insurance policies in Wisconsin won’t cover farmers’ manure liabilities, as this precious farm resource is now deemed a pollutant. Other states, watch out!