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Soaring Beef Prices Linked to Drought, Early Winter Storm
Sirloin Steak cubed and grilled on skewers with fresh squash and red bell peppers. Photo credit: Arizona Legacy Beef. If you have gone to a…
15 Fun Ways to Celebrate National 4-H Week
Here are some fun ways to celebrate National 4-H Week (photo credit: BigStockPhoto.com) Many people think that 4-H is something that kids who want to…
Are You One of the New Faces of Farming and Ranching?
Make sure you submit this application if you’re a new face of farming and ranching. (photo credit: BigStockPhoto.com) The U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance is on a nationwide…
Buying Locally Grown Produce Has Never Been Easier
Follow these tips to buy locally grown food (photo credit: BigStockPhoto.com) One of the things Arizonans can do to show their appreciation for the farmers…
Arizona Farm Bureau Pleased the Farm Bill Passes
Arizona Farm Bureau salutes congress for passing a new farm bill. Arizona Farm Bureau salutes Congress’ passage of a new farm bill, which passed the…
The Faces of Arizona Agriculture: Cochise County Farmer & Rancher Stephen Klump
The Faces of Arizona Agriculture: Cochise County Farmer and Rancher Stephen Klump Husband, father of 4, lives in Willcox Stephen is a 4th-generation farmer & Rancher;…
Honey: How Sweet It Is
Do you know all the ways to use honey? (photo credit: BigStockPhoto.com) If you look in your kitchen cupboards it is very likely that you…
Arizona Agricultural Exports
From a cash receipt perspective, cotton is Arizona’s most valuable export with $360M (photo credit: Arizona Farm Bureau) China, Indonesia, and even Mexico may be…
4 Reasons to Celebrate National Farmer’s Market Week
Farmers Markets are a great place to shop (Photo credit: ianmalcm) If you are looking for the best tasting, freshest food around, you can check…
31 Great Ways to Get to Know Goat Cheese
Mini goat cheese tarts are just one of the many delicious treats you can make using goat cheese. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) There is no question…
Humility
Humility Jim Goldman, Pinal County Dairy Farmer Humility is a trait; the true meaning of, is often times confused,Visions of timidity, docility, weakness, submission fill…
Ask a Farmer: How Do You Give Back to The Community?
Questions Moms Ask Arizona Farmers & Ranchers: Response to AZ Mom Question #6 “I’m all about giving back to the community: How do you give back?”…
Ask a Farmer: Starting a Family Garden
Ask a Farmer: Moms Ask Arizona Farmers & Ranchers Question #4 “I want to start a family garden: What are the best crops for me…
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