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In late votes, AZ lawmakers pass bills that would let developers take over farm water
The Arizona Republic via Yahoo News· 21 hours agoThat provision would give farmers and ranchers better opportunities, said Chad Smith, Arizona Farm Bureau's director of government relations. While the bureau took no formal ...
Join the third annual ladies' tea party in Midland
Midland Reporter-Telegram· 13 hours agoFrom enjoying a free concert by a local band to joining an annual tea party to listening to the local sounds of a downtown night market, here are three...
Bird flu’s ag impact: What we know
Politico· 2 days agoHealth Policy at the Center for American Progress. “Many farm workers are undocumented and may not be familiar with worker rights, and they may be...
Here's What You Should Know When Buying A Leg Of Lamb, According To Butcher Pat LaFrieda
Tasting Table via Yahoo News· 1 day agoExpert butcher Pat LaFreida gives us shopping tips when picking out ham of lamb at the grocery...
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Plymouth a winning spot for natural beauty, history & more close to home
Boston Herald· 3 days agoThe southwest coast of Ireland, with its lush green hills, deep blue ocean, castles and cozy pubs...
Yuma Ag and You: Yuma County: Leader in developing innovative means to conserve water
The Yuma Sun· 3 days agoIt seems that everyone is talking about water these days, especially water from the Colorado River. Yuma County rural and urban water users have been working on improving ...
Romance or reality?
The Daily Sentinel· 1 day agoFrequently, we in the business of food production, put other priorities on the table first. The question is frequently asked, “Is production agriculture sustainable?” To answer ...
Two Pomona friends meet up in Illinois for breakfast and selfies
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin· 14 hours agoIon Puschila is a history teacher at Pomona’s Garey High, where everyone calls him Mr. P. We’re...
Things to do in the San Gabriel Valley, June 14-21
San Gabriel Valley Tribune· 6 days agoThere’s always something different or new to do in the San Gabriel Valley.
