The Round Up

A Parasite That Eats Living Animals Is Back on U.S. Soil For decades, the New World screwworm was considered a

A Number That Puts Everything in Context On January 30, 2026, the USDA released its annual cattle inventory report. The

The Number That Stops You at the Meat Case Not long ago, a pound of ground beef cost less than

A Community Employer for Nearly Two Decades — Gone by August For 18 years, the JBS meatpacking plant in Souderton,

There is a rancher in Kentucky who raises cattle the right way — grass-fed, open pasture, no corners cut. There

On June 12, 2026, Colorado Parks and Wildlife agents lethally removed an uncollared gray wolf in Routt County in northwest

In Coweta County, Georgia, a single mother named Angela Hall bought a home through a government loan program in 2003.

In the span of roughly 18 months, seven American states have passed laws banning the sale or manufacture of lab-grown

Most conversations about American farmland focus on who owns it. Foreign investors. Corporate buyers. Developers. But there is a second

The Colorado River supplies water to 40 million people across seven states, 30 federally recognized tribal nations, and the nation