Dr. Brooke Miller, a Virginia family physician and Angus cattle rancher, is transforming health and food systems through a unique blend of medicine and regenerative agriculture. With decades of clinical experience and a deep connection to the land, Dr. Miller advocates for healing chronic disease through lifestyle changes and restoring trust in local food systems to rebuild communities.
Big Dairy pushes profits over people, but pioneers like Mark McAfee of Raw Farm are fighting back with the truth. Discover why raw milk is more than just milk—it’s a movement for health, integrity, and freedom.
With the imminent introduction of veterinary mRNA-based vaccines like Sequivity in the UK, Dr. Max Thornsberry raises critical concerns about their safety, efficacy, and potential long-term consequences for animals and the human food chain. This article highlights the inherent risks of mRNA technology, including inflammatory lipid nanoparticles, genetic interference, and prion diseases. Dr. Thornsberry urges a cautious, evidence-based approach to safeguard both animal health and consumer safety.
As the EPA scrambles to distribute billions in grants before the administration changes hands, the prophetic warnings of Sagdal, Schaffer, and Logan offer a roadmap to stop America’s sinking ship.
America stands at a critical tipping point. This policy paper warns that recent federal resilience initiatives, advanced under the banner of equity, have centralized control across nearly all aspects of American life—from local governance to individual choices. To protect the foundational freedoms of America’s farmers and ranchers, the I Am Texas Slim Foundation calls for immediate executive actions to dismantle these mandates and restore power to communities, pushing back against what they describe as a coordinated agenda of control disguised as resilience.
Explore the Beef Checkoff vs. I Am Texas Slim Foundation debate and discover how this nonprofit offers a game-changing alternative. While the Beef Checkoff program centralizes funds that often support industrial imports, the I Am Texas Slim Foundation reinvests every dollar directly into American ranchers, strengthens local food security, and fosters the next generation of sustainable agriculture
On September 9, 2024, FEMA’s revised floodplain management regulations went into effect, significantly altering rebuilding possibilities for properties affected by hurricanes, floods, and other disasters. These stringent guidelines impact all structures within FEMA-designated flood zones, including agricultural lands, potentially rendering many properties unbuildable under the 1% and 500-year floodplain rules.
At the Livestock Producers Freedom Rally, Congresswoman Harriet Hageman sounded the alarm on the Biden-Harris administration’s push for mandatory RFID tags, which threaten small and independent ranchers. With over five years of fighting this battle, Hageman highlighted how this federal overreach disproportionately benefits large corporations, risking the future of local producers and the entire food supply chain. Her powerful message calls for unity in resisting government mandates and protecting the independence of America’s ranchers.
Effective September 9, 2024, FEMA’s new floodplain rules dramatically limit rebuilding in areas impacted by recent hurricanes like Helene and Milton. The 1% floodplain rule will deem many residential, commercial, and agricultural structures unbuildable, severely impacting property owners. Agricultural communities are urged to consult FEMA’s flood maps and local authorities to protect their land and livelihoods under these new regulations.
