Jaguars prey on ranchers' cattle, and ranchers kill jaguars to protect their herds.
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For instance, ranchers in Australia can currently send beef to Japan more cheaply than ranchers in the United States.
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Subsidized grazing harms ranchers because they lead people both inside and outside the agencies to view ranchers as freeloaders.
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She works with local groups such as Hawaii Farmers and Ranchers United to promote and protect Hawaii's farmers' and ranchers' right to farm.
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Ranchers in the area go after mountain lions and other predators that eat calves and threaten the ranchers&apos livelihood, the Arizona Daily Star reported.
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I talked to urbanites dressed like ranchers and ranchers dressed for Sunday mass, retired miners and concessionaires and bored millennials ditching Reno for the weekend.
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Ranchers say the Trump administration could also help farmers by taking strong antitrust action against the domestic meat monopolists who are pushing American ranchers out of business.
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Ranchers in the region have tried to buck federal management since at least the 1970s, when ranchers tried to claim federal land during the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion.
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Time to provide farmers & ranchers nationwide w/ regulatory certainty!
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At one point, he spoke directly to Montana ranchers: "You guys are still signing the contracts!" he said, referring to the agreements that allow ranchers to graze on Bureau of Land Management land.
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The ranchers' strong stance against the U.S. government's management of federal lands they believe belong to the public has been popular among locals, as well as constitutionalists and sympathetic ranchers around the country.
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But the ranchers believe that the problem is mostly irresponsible drivers, who speed along country roads and "just don't respect the horses," said José Fernández Martínez, the president of an association of ranchers.
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Right now, our public lands are rented out to ranchers for a pittance ($1.69 for each cow-calf pair), while ranchers leasing private lands pay an average of $20 per cow-calf pair.
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Many ranchers bitterly complained about the federal land management agencies.
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That's drawn criticism from ranchers, according to The Washington Post.
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The Bundy group is also trying to recruit local ranchers.
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This means that ranchers' cost of raising cows is falling.
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" Oregon to the ranchers: "Who says you can't go home.
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A few ranchers have supported the group, bringing protesters food.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have always lived a precarious existence.
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Farmers and ranchers routinely use fires to clear the forest.
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Doucette is now around town, meeting with ranchers from Oregon.
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Foresters, farmers and ranchers are bearing the brunt of this.
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Some farmers and ranchers take land illegally when they can.
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Armed gangs extort and rustle cattle from the surviving ranchers.
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Nowadays, the ranchers disinfect the horses, and sometimes vaccinate them.
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Ranchers eventually spotted the helicopter, which was engulfed in flames.
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He's the head of a union for ranchers out here.
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And he's got a message for his fellow cattle ranchers.
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Ranchers typically use bull whips to coax animals into pens.
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"They are ranchers," Jabe Wurtz, a Mustangs assistant coach, said.
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Farmers and ranchers need foreign markets to stay economically viable.
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Rajan describes how ranchers benefit by handling livestock trespass cooperatively.
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They voiced support for two local ranchers who had been sentenced to prison for burning federal lands, and spoke of their belief that such lands should be returned to local ranchers and local governments.
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Nearly 220006 percent of boomers believe farmers and ranchers are a valuable part of the economy, compared to 2202 percent of millennials, according to the U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance (USFRA) 2628 Consumer Perception Survey.
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The 104-page complaint by the Ranchers Cattlemen Action Legal Fund United Stockgrowers of America (R-CALF) and four cattle-feeding ranchers was filed in Chicago federal court, and seeks compensatory, punitive and triple damages.
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The ranchers, wild horse advocates, animal-rights groups, the Bureau of Land Management, private ranchers who get paid to take care of wild horses, and the wild horses themselves all have competing interests and goals.
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Other local ranchers periodically drove up, looked and then drove away.
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Bison meat began piling up in freezers, and ranchers went bankrupt.
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It spread to ranchers suffering invasions of squatters on rural farms.
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When that happens, ranchers hunt the offender down and shoot it.
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"The government only issues measures to favor big ranchers," she said.
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Vazquez had helped repel cattle ranchers that encroached on Huichol lands.
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New partnership models – led by farmers, ranchers, and landowners – are needed.
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Helping our nation's ranchers and farmers should be an easy decision.
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The next most penciled-in groups is farmers, ranchers and agriculturalists.
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For family farmers and ranchers, climate change is an economic issue.
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THAT'S BAD GROWTH FOR THOSE FAMILY BUSINESSES FOR RANCHERS AND FARMERS.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke was apparently among the ranchers' strongest supporters.
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Washington State has a program to reimburse ranchers for wolf depredations.
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Many ranchers were reluctant to collaborate in a study about wolves.
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In fact, a recent episode covered ranchers' partnerships with conservation groups.
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Nobody back East loses one second of sleep over two ranchers.
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So, too, its cattle ranchers, which could mean using less land.
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Newcomers unfamiliar with local laws have hunted ranchers' cattle for food.
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Farmers and ranchers in the Midwest have especially suffered heavy losses.
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The court action was initiated by private rhino ranchers and associations.
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In Japan, ranchers and farmers have greeted the announcement with puzzlement.
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Cattle ranchers found guilty of unlawfully clearing trees were granted amnesty.
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Some ranchers think they have a right to degrade public lands.
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There are about 2 million farmers and ranchers in the country.
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Federal farm service offices will open to help farmers and ranchers.
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The article mentions the B.L.M. and its annual budget, the ranchers who want the public lands for their livestock, and the private ranchers who get paid to take care of wild horses on their own land.
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You could think of them as ranchers who move their ranch seasonally.
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Trump pardons ranchers whose arrests led to armed occupation of wildlife refuge .
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After slavery was abolished, ranchers hired their former slaves as paid workers.
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Hawaiian cattle ranchers, for instance, regularly fly their animals to mainland America.
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But the father-and-son ranchers have distanced themselves from the group.
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Ranchers across the states also have been forced to cull their herds.
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Fruit growers and cattle ranchers were also covered by the emergency resolution.
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Instead, its small businesses, farmers and ranchers across the country that suffer.
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Ranchers and jaguars are finding new ways to live side-by-side.
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Before the rodeo, I met two ranchers, Rob Alexander and Bill Craig.
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JBS did not have an immediate comment on its relationship with ranchers.
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To modern-day cowboys and ranchers, Mexican migrants are the new foe.
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Photographs shared by federal officials show that the ranchers left a mess.
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Farmers are biologists, chemists, machinists, carpenters, farmers and ranchers all in one.
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Debt-dependent small business owners, farmers and ranchers don't have that luxury.
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This helps our farmers, this helps our ranchers, this helps our businesses.
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But Brazilian farmers and ranchers want more land to meet growing demand.
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It's a unique deal because it benefits both farmers, ranchers and manufacturers.
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His parents are sheep ranchers on Warmfontein, a farm in rural Namibia.
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"Nobody has the farmers' and ranchers' back right now," Mr. Sutton said.
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" Bullard said Tester's efforts are "precisely" what ranchers need and "nothing less.
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It couldn't have come too soon for our nation's farmers and ranchers.
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Law enforcement officials cracked down on rogue ranchers, loggers and land speculators.
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It also allowed American ranchers to distinguish their product in the marketplace.
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The ranchers' victory is a stunning and important win for family farms.
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It was the cattle that brought the ranchers into conflict with McNab.
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Franklin Roosevelt cut the Grand Canyon monument at the behest of ranchers.
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Since the late 2500s, critics have argued that the act limits industry and also hurts ranchers and loggers, for instance, by preventing ranchers from shooting wolves that prey on their livestock (a prohibition that has now largely been repealed).
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He said that Mr. Russell also built bridges in Canada between ranchers and conservationists, and between ranchers and park officials, resulting in land preservation initiatives and "a whole new era of collaborative approaches to landscape conservation in the west."
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The fatal injury rate for farmers and ranchers was approximately 2000 per 1003,2100.
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This was the homesteading era, and, indeed, ranchers took and took and took.
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Mexican and Canadian markets are very important to American farmers, ranchers, and agribusiness.
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Farmers and ranchers feel Democrats prioritize environmental regulations over what's best for agriculture.
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Ahead of the rally, organizers spent time helping ranchers sign up for Twitter.
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A rare contagious cancer, not ranchers, is now the Tasmanian devils' biggest enemy.
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A few ranchers have supported the group, bringing protesters warm soup and supper.
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The ranchers' lawyer has said the occupiers do not speak for the family.
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"Farmers and ranchers are very resilient and will try to survive," he said.
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The pretext was the plight of two local ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond.
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Instead, Uguru supports the federal government's latest idea: to turn herders into ranchers.
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Friends of Oregon, with the support of local ranchers and farmers, pursued a
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Livestock trespass at Malheur isn't limited to one arson-happy family of ranchers.
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Some deforestation is caused by ranchers and farmers looking to expand arable land.
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For one, the government could simply reduce its subsidies to farmers and ranchers.
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American farmers and ranchers will increasingly feel the effects of shifting seasonal patterns.
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"This is game-changing news for Montana ranchers," Daines said in a statement.
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However, farmers, ranchers, and property developers saw it as a federal land grab.
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The effort has made little progress with ranchers, according to trade group Acrimat.
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Ranchers have complained that state law prevents them from adequately protecting their livestock.
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Ranchers and seekers of the "mythic West" travel each year to Elko, Nev.
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Ranchers routinely complain that the ESA puts an undue burden on their shoulders.
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"It's easier to tell farmers to plant grapes than ranchers," Mr. Meador said.
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He is another unwanted son, born to aging cattle ranchers in rural Iowa.
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Well, he's also putting Hershey's -- the maker of Jolly Ranchers -- on the clock.
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In recent years, loggers and ranchers have aggressively cleared land for cattle production.
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Trump's trade dispute with China has hurt farmers and ranchers across the country.
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It also might deplete critical groundwater supplies needed for area ranchers, they said.
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I side with our farmers and ranchers who are feeding the world now.
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Ranchers there have had to legally import original cowboys, or Vaqueros, from Mexico.
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These setbacks notwithstanding, many Brazilian ranchers seem to grasp the importance of sustainability.
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But almost nothing has provoked farmers and ranchers more than New York Rep.
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WCS even paid for life-insurance policies for CONAP officials threatened by ranchers.
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For ranchers, the ideal seemed to be something like private stakes on public land.
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This is exactly what the ranchers won, and it's what they continue to enjoy.
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Ranchers' pigs eventually went feral on Santa Cruz Island, sending the ecosystem into chaos.
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It also will make sure these ranchers are seeing steady demand for their products.
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Instead, Apple opened by talking about privacy, yak ranchers and the power of recycling.
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A young neighbour, Elias Eiguren, says militants hurt the ranchers' peaceful, law-abiding cause.
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Ranchers commonly argue that larger numbers of bison hurt their property neighboring the park.
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A ranchers association said it was "steadfast" about keeping the bison population at 3,000.
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A large percentage of farmers growing row crops in the U.S. are also ranchers.
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Farmers and ranchers almost entirely eradicated them from what is now the United States.
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And that's what the ranchers tell us, is that they don't need a fence.
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With no grass to feed their herds, ranchers sold cattle to pay for hay.
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Killing horses in storage would only enable unsustainable practices that favor ranchers, they say.
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The demands also include that the federal land be given back to local ranchers.
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Still ahead of police are farmers, ranchers, construction workers, electrical workers, and taxi drivers.
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In some places it is the only processor, leaving ranchers with no other buyers.
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This decision will cost America's farmers and ranchers markets that we will never recover.
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Jolly Ranchers, Sour Patch Kids and even candy corn are apparently all fair game.
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Farmers and ranchers moved in and the area still remains heavily dependent on agriculture.
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Like the children in this film, most cattle ranchers are born into the job.
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Join the #NoOnHB2020 rally for farmers & ranchers on 6/27 at the state capitol!
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National monuments have long been a source of controversy among ranchers, miners and environmentalists.
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Many farmers and ranchers say they could not afford conservation measures without federal funds.
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Small ranchers and farms backed the rule, but it was opposed by larger companies.
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Teachers, sheep ranchers, construction workers and others with day jobs make up most bands.
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Ranchers have long used helicopters to manage livestock on large spreads and rugged terrain.
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Farmers and ranchers who spent years opposing the project moved on with their lives.
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Randy Krotz serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance.
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Without these relationships, prices for crops and livestock would plummet for farmers and ranchers.
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But Strickland believes farmers and ranchers need to engage instead of dismissing climate change.
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Drillers, ranchers and conservatives raised concerns with the plan, saying it was too expansive.
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The government cannot use its power to undermine independent ranchers' competitiveness in the marketplace.
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Facing higher feed prices, ranchers cut their production, and the price of beef rose.
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"Farmers and ranchers bear the brunt of consolidation across the supply chain," he said.
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" Rob Larew, a spokesman for the National Farmers Union — a group representing nearly 200,000 farmers and ranchers in 33 states — reacted to Warren's proposal Wednesday, saying: "It is really encouraging to see presidential candidates elevating this vital issue to family farmers and ranchers.
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"The agreement that we sign today will lower trade barriers in Europe and expand access for American farmers and ranchers," Trump said at a gathering of European Union officials and cowboy-hatted American ranchers in the White House Roosevelt Room for the announcement.
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There was a time when the agency didn't exist and ranchers had their rangeland utopia.
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A growing number of ranchers report they have shut down operations, or plan to soon.
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The result is that independent ranchers must increasingly take whatever price is offered to them.
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It creates new opportunities for young people, farmers, and ranchers to shape America's climate policy.
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The family also wants a dialogue between ranchers, politicians, federal agencies and bureaucrats, he said.
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Argentina's economy is in a slump and inflation is at 30% but ranchers are cheerful.
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Many ranchers in the West have suffered under the heavy hand of the federal government.
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Nearby ranchers were also swiftly moving to evacuate their horses ... and the scene's pretty heartbreaking.
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Photo Courtesy of Heston WilliamsFor now ranchers are committed to recovering from the enormous blaze.
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Ranchers then did an about-face as conditions improved, adding cattle to chase higher prices.
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Bundy has said the two ranchers were targeted for not selling land to the government.
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Mystery RNA viruses weren't spreading by tick bite around America's heartland, killing farmers and ranchers.
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The militants, like the protesters, do not want to see the ranchers go to jail.
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Western's closure may result in ranchers selling more young cattle to U.S. feedlots, he said.
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Pairs best with: Spice up your baby carrot life with the choice of ranchers everywhere.
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That's not to say there are no consequences for the ranchers who orchestrate these blazes.
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In the 1950s, the F-Series was a work truck, used by ranchers and farmers.
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A hundred years earlier, these acres had been deforested by cattle ranchers and sugar planters.
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Tribal groups and ranchers also have spent more than a decade fighting the planned pipeline.
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Go back a generation or two, and competitors were typically ranchers' children or hired hands.
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Local ranchers turn out their cattle on hayfields throughout the refuge for winter-long feeding.
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" "The answer is not to punish Texas farmers and ranchers and manufacturers and small businesses.
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On Tuesday, a federal district court declared that USDA's policy is truly injuring American ranchers.
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In some parts of the country, JBS is the only buyer and ranchers are worried.
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The ranchers on Santa Cruz Island had been killing cattle for more than century already.
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A delay also would result in costly uncertainty for U.S. farmers, ranchers, workers and businesses.
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In the late 1990s, ranchers holding the grazing permits there decided they had had enough.
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But ranchers and wildlife experts said that Texas has more exotics than any other state.
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He said that he and other ranchers weren't told precisely where the den site was.
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They were developed to assist ranchers and farmers by acting as shepherds for their livestock.
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Local ranchers and farmers objected to the purchase, saying their traditional livelihoods were being disrupted.
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New Monterey cypress were added to the hedgerows built as windbreaks by early day ranchers.
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It's had to, as farmers and ranchers have been forced to do more with less.
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The White House wants greater access to the Japanese market for American farmers and ranchers.
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Dr. Dayer recently interviewed farmers and ranchers in eastern Nebraska about conservation and dust storms.
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Farmers and ranchers are required to pay for federal programs that help market industry products.
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But critics say those programs promote policies for industrialized agriculture, not small farmers and ranchers.
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He was one of the very first ranchers in what is still very desolate country.
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He promised it would mean "really big dollars for our farmers and for our ranchers".
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To be sure, today's announcement eases the burdens placed on local ranchers and their communities.
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And I had 35 people in my office -- farmers, and builders, and ranchers, and others.
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Farmers and ranchers are continually taking advantage of every opportunity to improve how they farm.
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As contributors in the food cycle, farmers and ranchers know we have improvements to make.
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Canada and Mexico are already the two biggest export markets for US farmers and ranchers.
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ARGENTINE RANCHERS PUSHING FOR CHINESE APPROVAL OF NEW MEATPACKING PLANTS IN COMING MONTHS -INDUSTRY SOURCES
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Don't forget the farmers, don't forget the ranchers, don't forget all the employees for them.
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They demanded that two local ranchers, imprisoned on arson charges for a fire that spread to public lands, be released, and that federal lands that the occupiers said were improperly taken from local ranchers in decades past be returned to local or private control.
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Here's what led up to the occupation and what may happen next: It started with a march for ranchers Protesters gathered Saturday in Burns to denounce the five-year sentencing of Dwight and Steven Hammond -- father-and-son ranchers who were convicted of arson.
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It is beloved by many farmers and ranchers and hated in equal measure by conservationists, for the same basic reason: It routinely kills predators and an astounding assortment of other animals — 242 million of them last year — because ranchers and farmers regard them as pests.
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Where ranchers were last year receiving $2.50 per pound of beef, prices now hover around $1.10.
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Cattle ranchers there say wolves are killing their livestock and they need to protect the animals.
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" Ammon's brother Ryan called the government's restrictions on ranchers using federal land "an example of terrorism.
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The one thing I will say is that farmers and ranchers are awful used to volatility.
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Some ranchers switched to soyabeans (growing them, not eating tofu themselves); others moved to neighbouring Uruguay.
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Without the bales now arriving in Oklahoma, many ranchers would likely have to sell their herds.
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The final two teams, HerdWatch and Cows at Risk, help ranchers look after their precious cattle.
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Ranchers would need to spray down thousands of cows multiple times a week for best results.
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Cash cattle and futures have come under pressure from rising production after ranchers expanded their herds.
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" She added, "The real issue is that ranchers don't want bison out there on the land.
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In recent years, these ranchers have noticed a change in the types of people coming across.
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However, the Hammond family and other local ranchers have said they do not welcome the gesture.
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With cheaper herds, ranchers can raise more cows and send more beef out to the market.
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The land belonged to the Native American tribe's ancestors long before ranchers and farmers had it.
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Still others can't return because cattle ranchers or agro-industrial companies have taken over their lands.
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People wearing hiking gear stood alongside ranchers in cowboy hats and hunters decked out in camo.
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Yet cattle ranchers and their allies are struggling to protect their territory before it's too late.
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In 2008, they founded the Marin Carbon Project, a consortium of ranchers, scientists and land managers.
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Wale's also got a sweet tooth cause he wants large bags of Jolly Ranchers and Starbursts.
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Although ranchers may prefer male animals, their colleagues in the egg and dairy industries favor females.
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Today, the number-one threat to tropical rainforests no longer comes from ranchers, loggers and miners.
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A lawyer for the ranchers stressed that the occupiers do not speak for the family, however.
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Empowering the Next Generation of ranchers and farmers to ensure a safe and affordable food supply.
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Farmers and ranchers are paid $245 million a year in lease payments for hosting wind turbines.
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As the fields dry out, ranchers are faced with a new challenge -- feeding the surviving cattle.
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Cutrer and fellow ranchers are forced to dip into their winter reserves to feed their livestock.
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It's known for ranchers, Mormons, and live-and-let-live attitudes toward gambling and sex work.
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The ranchers on Santa Cruz Island had been killing cattle for more than a century already.
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Many ranchers and farmers have viewed this stance as a green light to burn more rainforest.
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Their way of life remains under threat from loggers, mining concerns, ranchers, dams and road-building.
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I'll work to grow jobs and expand opportunities for North Dakota farmers, ranchers and energy workers.
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At the same time as hunters cleared the land of bison, ranchers repopulated it with cattle.
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I encourage more farmers and ranchers to share their practices to help consumers make informed decisions.
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When ranchers lose their allotments, the local economy suffers – incomes plummet, businesses close and schools shutter.
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To miners, loggers, ranchers and conservative politicians in resource-dependent areas, it would be about time.
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Ranchers who share the range are demanding that horse numbers be brought down to prescribed levels.
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When farmers and ranchers can't access timely veterinary care, the consequences aren't isolated to rural communities.
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"The Senate bill also addresses the challenges our farmers and ranchers are facing today," said Duvall.
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Farmers, ranchers, farm coops and businesses want to minimize costs or generate new income through energy.
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And Montana ranchers fear bison will transmit to cows a disease that causes them to miscarry.
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And ranchers in the state are bracing for the impact on Chinese retaliation against American beef.
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In response, the ranchers thoughtfully attempted to work out a compromise that was acceptable for everyone.
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Kröger said these changes have also spurred loggers and ranchers to better coordinate land-clearing efforts.
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Mr. Molitor said more government oversight was unnecessary and would drive ranchers out of the business.
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A simple, cheap and relatively quick fix is to pay farmers and ranchers for environmental services.
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The standoff stemmed from frustrations of western ranchers over what they consider heavy-handed government policies.
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It's farmers and cattle ranchers who protect the national economy and that is the clear reality.
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Such protections fueled theories that the government was trying to eliminate ranchers to control the land.
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But Yellowstone is also home to a notorious disease called brucellosis, dreaded by cattle ranchers everywhere.
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As their numbers grew, ranchers have had to contend with wolves' appetite for cattle and sheep.
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Farmers and ranchers would have to adopt new techniques to grow more food on less land.
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The Nature Conservancy, for instance, has trained cattle ranchers in Brazil to switch to farming cacao.
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Brazil's biggest meatpackers pledged 10 years ago to cut out ranchers setting fire to the Amazon.
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Promises made Many of the thousands of fires burning in Brazil's Amazon are set by ranchers.
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Over four days each July, Sabucedo's ranchers round up horses and then overpower them by hand.
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He fears a "singular, vertically-integrated system" that limits access for independent ranchers and reduces competition.
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Theoretically, ranchers are supposed to employ non-lethal methods on public lands to protect their stock.
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In those regions, there are 4,710 ranchers who are part of the state's $10.5 billion industry.
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But farmers, ranchers and real estate developers oppose it as an infringement on their property rights.
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Cruz argued that the people hurt by the tax are farmers, ranchers and small-business owners.
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Their lands are being invaded by farmers, ranchers, and land grabbers eager to make a profit.
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Wealthy ranchers can bribe cartorios to register someone else's land, Emile told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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For miners, ranchers and politicians in resource-rich regions, the Obama years were a rough ride.
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Ranchers are reluctant to acknowledge the death of their animals and blame themselves when it happens.
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" Cop: "It's pretty much cough medicine that they throw Jolly Ranchers in and mix with soda.
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Rejecting the Department of Justice's claim that there was no way to tell if mislabeled meat drives down the price agribusiness pays for cattle, the court held ranchers' testimony, supported by an academic study, established that without COOL U.S. ranchers are paid less for their cattle.
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By the 2125s, his interest had driven prices up, and dozens of other ranchers had joined him.
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The Huichols object to the ranchers' intensive grazing and planting, and use of chemicals and deforestation practices.
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In many regions of the country, independent ranchers must sell into a market with only one buyer.
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And the Mongolian herders are ranchers, just more self-reliant than settled ones, for better and worse.
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To secure victory, he will have to spread the ranchers' good cheer to Argentines with other beefs.
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When Travis Brown lost much of his pasture in Montana's fires last summer, other ranchers sent hay.
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Over the course of two days, four teams prepared presentations highlighting solutions to known problems facing ranchers.
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He cites the Bundy ranchers armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge visitor center in 2016.
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The ranchers both planned to report to a federal prison in California on Monday, the lawyer said.
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"I feel like this is the first step of many in restoring ranchers' rights," Mr. Bundy said.
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At Underbelly, we rewrite the menu every day, depending on what our farmers and ranchers bring in.
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A wolf researcher at Washington State University published some research that ranchers in the state didn't like.
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Ladd and his fellow ranchers, who live just feet from the border, are voting for Donald Trump.
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But it was Monte who got the interview of the day with the ranchers leading the siege.
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The protesters have repeatedly said they want two local ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, freed from prison.
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UPDATE: Oregon ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr and son Steven will seek clemency from President Obama, attorney announces.
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Nelson said farmers and ranchers in Nebraska lost hundreds of pigs and thousands of cattle, including calves.
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Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers have grown concerned that farmers and ranchers cannot use derivatives to hedge their risk.
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"They are continuing to expand the refuge at the expense of the ranchers and miners," he said.
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These involve a curious combination of jolly ranchers and white chocolate combined onto a classic sugar cookie.
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Ranchers commonly argue that the high numbers are detrimental to their property that skirts the national park.
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Fair and open global trade in agriculture can't come soon enough for U.S. farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses.
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Earlier in the interview, Mulvaney said his views on immigration were shaped by talking to Texas ranchers.
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The USDA declared disaster areas across the state, qualifying ranchers for federal loans to cover financial losses.
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In the late 1990s, ranchers raised the issue of predatory and unfair pricing in the cattle market.
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Restrictions are opposed by businesses with little access to equity financing, including farmers, ranchers, and small businesses.
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As we look to blame ranchers, politicians, and climate for these fires, we overlook a glaring paradox.
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Farming Cause for decline: younger farmers have declined over the last decadeJobs: farmers, ranchers and logging workers1.
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When Ms. Rinehart emerged with her Chinese partner, Mr. Buntine and his fellow cattle ranchers quickly countered.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. — Ranchers are arming themselves before they climb onto tractors or see to their livestock.
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When it comes to trade, America's farmers and ranchers know a good deal when they see one.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have worked hard to build markets and be reliable suppliers to both countries.
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It kind of smelled like grape Jolly Ranchers inside, but that might have just been my imagination.
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But ranchers warn that the move could rattle ecosystems, the local economy and a way of life.
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Restrictions are opposed by businesses with little access to equity financing, including farmers, ranchers and small businesses.
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He drops bowling balls, shatters screens with yo-yos, and even covers devices in massive Jolly Ranchers.
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"Our farmers and ranchers produce the best agricultural products in the world," Tester said in a statement.
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Many ranchers have struggled to find family members to take the reins of their land and businesses.
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But ranchers, looking for a way to dispose of horses who had outlived their usefulness, opposed it.
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Not surprisingly, the prospect of such market concentration raised the alarm among farmers, ranchers and regulators alike.
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America's farmers and ranchers are, therefore, the domestic supply chains for America's industrialized food processors and meatpackers.
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Several large beef producers agreed to boycott ranchers whose herds grazed on denuded stretches of the Amazon.
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A member of Parliament was recently arrested on suspicion of inciting young herders to violently expel ranchers.
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They said unclear property ownership makes it easier for large ranchers to displace small farmers like Camurca.
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President Trump pardoned two Oregon ranchers who had been serving out sentences for arson on federal land.
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In Kansas, officials dispensed warnings to ranchers about how to keep their horses from freezing to death.
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But even this requires lots of human labor and equipment that farmers and ranchers can't always afford.
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Hopefully, they'll use this recess to publicly discuss their healthcare proposals with farmers, ranchers and rural residents.
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And it took time to introduce Bauhaus-style architecture to a community of potato farmers and ranchers.
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They also said they were supporting two local ranchers imprisoned for setting fires that spread to federal land.
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America's farmers and ranchers are struggling, and we need to be extremely careful not to exacerbate these conditions.
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"Farmers, ranchers, and rural Americans did not have a champion to guide the legislation itself," Kearney told MUNCHIES.
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They are intelligent, hard-working, value-driven people: farmers, ranchers, small businessman, entrepreneurs, coal miners, and factory workers.
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Cows are large, strong and not always amenable to whatever farmers or ranchers want to do with them.
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Ceará has had to cut back on irrigation, hurting flower and melon exporters, cattle ranchers and dairy farmers.
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"The use of anti-terrorism laws to prosecute Western ranchers makes no sense, from our perspective," Philpot said.
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Obama designated the 1.3-million-acre area in December, but faced pushback from local lawmakers, ranchers, and conservatives.
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Many believe they were lit by cattle ranchers and loggers who wanted to clear the land for use.
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It seems unlikely that demand for beef will fall far enough to push cattle ranchers out of business.
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Now they have latched onto the cause of two local ranchers from Burns, Oregon: Dwight and Steven Hammond.
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The ranchers, meanwhile, challenged the standing of the cowboy-hatted anti-government zealots claiming to speak for Oregon.
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And we're going to advocate for policies that support small farmers and ranchers who use regenerative organic practices.
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Trump's strong messaging has resonated with ranchers in the area, but they say a Trump wall isn't enough.
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But condors still eat it, and the FWS is trying to educate hunters and ranchers about its dangers.
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For now, to assuage the area's ranchers, Iberá's jaguars are confined to an island deep inside the reserve.
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"Don't tell me any of these ranchers came across the Bering Strait," said the tribal chairwoman, Charlotte Rodrique.
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"' Working with farmers and ranchers "to remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions ... as much as is technologically feasible.
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Protesters say they're doing this in support of a pair ranchers convicted of committing arson on government land.
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Throughout the siege, Bundy has claimed the two ranchers were targeted for not selling land to the government.
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But miners, oil drillers and ranchers in some Western states have said the plan unnecessarily hurt economic development.
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Trump's 2020 budget request included cutting subsidies for those farmers and ranchers with adjusted gross incomes exceeding $500,000.
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Photos of the refuge shared by federal officials show that the ranchers left a mess inside the building.
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While the ranchers search for affordable hay, some have been selling off cattle they cannot afford to feed.
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Some ranchers are also culling their herds more than usual, putting more cattle on the market this year.
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Jaguars prey on their cattle, and ranchers kill jaguars to defend their herds and their way of life.
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Much of the land belongs to farmers and ranchers that she wants to keep a good relationship with.
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The nonprofit connects local Oregon farmers and ranchers with hungry families through intentional planting and healthy food donations.
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Skorupa provides fertilizer, custom application, seeding, soil testing, and crop consulting for farmers and ranchers in southern Montana.
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Salgado's new force was made up of farmers, ranchers, engineers, doctors, accountants, and teachers, mostly of indigenous descent.
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More than 80 organizations that represent more than 250,000 family farmers and ranchers have called for checkoff reform.
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"Farmers and ranchers across this country are cheering," said Zippy Duvall, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Ethan Lane, the council's executive director, said there's no bigger issue for farmers and ranchers in the West.
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It takes Democrats, Republicans, conservatives and liberals because our farmers, ranchers, rural communities and consumers need certainty now.
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Farmers and ranchers with wind projects on their land now have an important new cash crop—the wind.
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The Farmers for Free Trade campaign is focused on farmers, ranchers and agriculture business owners for free trade.
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Under the Monarch program, farmers and ranchers are given incentives to plant milkweed to assist the butterfly's migration.
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For example, ranchers ensure that all water sources on the government land they work are clean and usable.
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Trump will deliver remarks in the Roosevelt Room about supporting U.S. farmers and ranchers at 2628:28500 p.m.
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Environmental groups argue that Bolsonaro's rhetoric has emboldened farmers and ranchers to start fires without fear of punishment.
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The country's farmers and ranchers boosted exports to free-trade partners by 130 percent between 2003 and 2013.
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American family farmers and ranchers are critical to the health of our economy, our environment and our communities.
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The only problem with Jolly Ranchers is that all hard candies make you feel like an old person.
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But farmers and ranchers, particularly in the Midwest, have had more than just a bad year or two.
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Also, some ranchers said it restricted their ability to erect important structures including fences to keep in livestock.
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Once, it had been possible for ranchers to develop natural springs into watering holes using only a shovel.
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Ranchers posted images on social media of their cattle being dug out of snowdrifts or stranded in fields.
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Together, these changes have signaled to would-be ranchers and farmers that it's open season for the rainforest.
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Ms. Pierce said the people dropping them off ran the gamut from individual owners to farmers and ranchers.
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Named after the Roman God of fire, Vulcan is home to farmers, ranchers, and the occasional Klingon tourist.
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But today its population of 21806,153 includes a disproportionate number of artists and writers in addition to ranchers.
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Along the way they met cattle ranchers, members of Tohono O'odham Nation and runners from across two nations.
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The vast majority of the fires have been set by loggers and ranchers to clear land for cattle.
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Jaguars in the Amazon have been killed by ranchers because they prey on cattle, according to the WWF.
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Scientists and activists blame Bolsonaro's development plans in the Amazon for emboldening illegal loggers, ranchers and land speculators.
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Scientists and activists blame Bolsonaro's development plans in the Amazon for emboldening illegal loggers, ranchers and land speculators.
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Local ranchers and farmers railed against Brazil's environmental protection agencies and against NGOs working toward preserving the Amazon.
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Unlike Sabucedo's paying event, Oia's roundup is a low-key affair, attended only by ranchers and local spectators.
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The ranchers have held protests against Spanish legislation forcing horses to have identity chips, saying they are unnecessary.
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However, Walmart and other retailers gaining more power in the food industry troubles some farmers and ranchers' advocates.
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His parents, both of them teachers as well as ranchers, were among the first homesteaders in the area.
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In most elections, rural America, farmers, and ranchers are chalked off as too small to affect the outcome.
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Regrettably, instead of changing its harmful behavior, China has illegally retaliated against U.S. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses.
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Many of the ranchers are tapping into a growing public demand for high-quality beef from small producers.
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Conservation groups are working with some ranchers to preserve their chunks of the prairie with sustainable cattle operations.
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Farmers and ranchers are vulnerable to this regulatory overreach because our work is so connected to natural resources.
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This diverse state is home to immigrants, transients, ranchers and union members — and many of us are struggling.
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And cattle ranchers are longing for a bilateral pact with Japan to ease the flow of beef exports.
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Decades later, things came to a head when ranchers Terry and Gwen Sherman bought the property in 219.
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Ranchers have long held that cattle cannot thrive alongside prairie dogs because the two creatures compete for pasture.
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Access to the monument is also important for our ranchers who have lived off the land for generations.
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However, farmers, ranchers and other agricultural producers are already doing exactly what they need to do to qualify.
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His murderers — father and son ranchers — were found guilty and sentenced in 26 to 19-year prison terms.
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Ranchers have expanded their operations, clear-cutting and burning more of the forest to make room for pasture.
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Agriculture Secretary Perdue got a taste of farmers' angst when met cattle ranchers in Nebraska on May 20.
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Not to mention, the wall would cut through the private land of farmers and ranchers, harming their businesses.
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The ranchers complain that the free-roaming elk trample their fences and feed on forage meant for livestock.
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But it didn't slow deforestation because it didn't change the incentives of the ranchers burning down the forest.
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TEXAS BLOODSeven Generations Among the Outlaws, Ranchers, Indians, Missionaries, Soldiers, and Smugglers of the BorderlandsBy Roger D. HodgeIllustrated.
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Ranchers in neighboring Montana, where Zinke served as a congressman, have long sought reductions in Yellowstone&aposs bison numbers.
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Even as US ranchers have struggled, the Department of Agriculture recently allowed JBS to begin importing beef from Brazil.
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It is one of the rules most strongly opposed by farmers, ranchers and agricultural workers all across our land.
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The two Oregon cattle ranchers were initially convicted in 2012 of intentionally and maliciously setting fires to public lands.
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He's also been able to beat the drought somewhat using well water, while other ranchers are not so lucky.
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"If we could have rifles like ranchers in the United States, that would deter criminals," said farmer Flavio Giacomet.
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The ranchers — Dwight Hammond and his son Steven Hammond — distanced themselves from Bundy's group and reported to prison Monday.
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A local sheriff explained it this way: they came, claiming to be part of militia groups supporting local ranchers.
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"We have lots of ranchers in Wyoming that had insurance that they could afford that worked for them," Sen.
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Critics fear that the mining will taint the water supply sources that local ranchers have relied on for generations.
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These changes didn't sit well with western ranchers and miners accustomed to using these lands however they saw fit.
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Private rhino-ranchers argue that if they could sell their stocks of horn, they could undercut the illegal trade.
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Panthera is trying to get other ranchers to adopt the technique, but just four have so far expressed interest.
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Ranchers rushed to thin their herds during a massive Midwest drought in 2012, which eventually sent beef prices rising.
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A concerted effort in the 1800s eradicated them from the mainland, because ranchers mistakenly thought they were killing livestock.
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But Finicum and many other ranchers took up arms and occupied Bundy's ranch, and the BLM eventually backed down.
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Nearly half its 58 counties have farmers and ranchers at various stages of developing and implementing carbon-farming plans.
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Creque also started a nonprofit, the Carbon Cycle Institute, that assists farmers and ranchers in making carbon-farming plans.
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A place where farmers and ranchers that haven't posted large "Make America Great Again" signs are in the minority.
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Perhaps most of all, ranchers fear that a monument will open the door to endless lawsuits by environmental groups.
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Zach and Jordan have friends who fly drones for avocado ranchers and movie crews and search-and-rescue squads.
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Intervenors in the hearing ranged from the landowners - mainly ranchers and farmers - to native American tribes and TransCanada representatives.
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Many of the nation's 3.2 million farmers and ranchers are Republicans, and have been steadfastly loyal to the president.
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Calves that get cold are brought indoors to barns and sometimes into ranchers' homes to keep warm, he added.
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Ranchers whose guns and ammunition had burned up had to borrow them or ask neighbors to do the killing.
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Our economy in Kansas is dependent on the ability of our farmers, ranchers and manufacturers to trade their products.
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Ranchers will say they saw people with backpacks trekking across their property last week, last night, early this morning.
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I try to answer all of the requests I get from farmers and ranchers, because they're looking for help.
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He also said livestock ranchers have prepared generators to run wells to make sure cattle have access to water.
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Farmers and ranchers aren't the only ones depending on the policies and reforms in the 2018 House Farm Bill.
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It's no doubt a great thing for American cattle ranchers, farmers, and for lovers of huge steaks in Europe.
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The biggest winners in an estate tax repeal wouldn't be struggling ranchers, minority contractors or mom-and-pop grocers.
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The glossy quarterly claims a readership of around 170,000, half of them ranchers and farmers in the rural West.
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Meanwhile, a posse of hundreds of gun-toting cowboys, ranchers and Apache scouts scoured the rugged terrain on horseback.
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Ranchers, illegal loggers and settlers in the Amazon have taken all this as encouragement to power up their chainsaws.
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Many of the fires burning were initially set by cattle ranchers or farmers in a bid to clear land.
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Some ranchers also earn a small income by selling their animals for meat, even though few Spaniards eat horses.
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Tennessee's farmers and ranchers take pride in the hard work, dignity, and independence that come with working in agriculture.
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Outside the park, ranchers have been vocal in their support of expanding hunting, citing real threats to their livestock.
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The Bari had been fighting a losing war with Venezuelan ranchers, who paid a bounty for every dead tribesman.
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"Each place survives in its own way, as best it can," said Armando Chacín, head of Venezuela's ranchers' federation.
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"We have created a deal that will benefit American workers, farmers and ranchers for years to come," he said.
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Prices paid to American ranchers are highly sensitive to changes in supplies, so these imports reduce domestic cattle prices.
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Last year, Bold Nebraska brought together farmers, ranchers, Native Americans and climate advocates to delay the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Valuable tax credits, such as this one, allow farmers, ranchers and other producers to keep dollars in their pockets.
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Farm bill programs offer opportunities for farmers and ranchers to increase stewardship to their lands without impacting bottom lines.
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" He called them "a tax on American businesses and consumers" that threaten to hurt "farmers, ranchers and other exporters.
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Now, as chairman of the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance, Bowling can press the issue in a broader way.
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The stealth-mode of the climate hubs is also apparent in the resources USDA provides for farmers and ranchers.
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Trump recently came to a new trade agreement with Japan, opening up market access for American ranchers and farmers.
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Ranchers said the cattle they had lost were worth more than the $21890,000 they could fetch at an auction.
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USDA has buried research by its own scientists warning about the effects of climate change on farmers and ranchers.
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They had traveled on trails littered with human remains, evading ranchers who had taken to hunting migrants for sport.
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The agriculture groups insist that the TPP has far-reaching benefits for U.S. farmers and ranchers in every state.
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From ending unfair taxation of cattle ranchers in the west to demanding that U.S. beef be labeled properly and fairly, he can be the president who takes executive action to give farmers a fighting chance, and who helps build a lasting, bipartisan respect for America's ranchers, cattlemen (and women) and family farms.
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In addition to hunting along the Juruá watershed, the monkey is threatened by forest clearing, cattle ranchers, and road construction.
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So, for the first time, Walmart is working directly with cattle ranchers to create its own Angus beef supply chain.
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Ranchers and farmers trimmed their herds because of the recession, historically high feed costs, and drought in the Great Plains.
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Back then, he said some ranchers to sold their herds and looked for jobs in the oil and gas industry.
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Bundy initially came to Burns to rally support for two local ranchers who were sentenced to prison on arson charges.
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In Arizona we followed ranchers who live on the US-Mexico border and feel as though Washington has abandoned them.
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"It is devastating farmers and ranchers and producers around this country," O'Rourke, a former U.S. congressman, told reporters on Tuesday.
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Bolivian ranchers in the remote region were in some cases left to fend for themselves ahead of the encroaching blazes.
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Its price rises with demand, mostly from ranchers, miners, property developers and others eager to exploit rather than preserve it.
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Additionally, because we have cut out the middle men, we are able to offer our ranchers more for their efforts.
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There will be great and fast economic retaliation against China if our farmers, ranchers and/or industrial workers are targeted!
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The group leader, Ammon Bundy, says they're not going anywhere until the feds release two ranchers in jail for arson.
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Macondo is where Benigno Gil and Solano led peasant squatters pressing their land claims against cattle ranchers and banana businessmen.
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Everyone from traditional environmentalists to ranchers to hikers to snowmobilers to hunters to fishers is passionate about protecting these lands.
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Like so many other ranchers, the Loops were shocked to learn that the government wanted a part of their land.
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Protesters that are wreaking havoc on private property and threatening local farmers and ranchers while the administration stands idly by.
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A monument designation grants federal bureaucrats life and death power over ranchers and others whose livelihoods depend on the land.
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Lighthizer has said he will make trade "freer and fairer" to the benefit of U.S. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses.
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Farmers and ranchers who rely on the government to deliver their water can be confident that it will be there.
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If Democrat-run Oregon took over land management from the feds, Mr Skinner thinks ranchers' problems would be "multiplied tenfold".
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The two ranchers whose arson case prompted all of this have quietly surrendered at a Southern California federal prison. 3.
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While cattle losses were devastating for affected ranchers, overall livestock prices should not be affected, said economists and state officials.
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Farmers and ranchers have long felt that the restrictions imposed on their land use by the ESA are overly burdensome.
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They and fellow ranchers and farmers are helping fix the problems facing the family farm in a number of ways.
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While many farmers and ranchers agree on the need to conserve water, existing policies make it hard to do so.
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But Mr. Ladd and other ranchers say there has been an unsettling swap: fewer migrants, but many more drug traffickers.
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They say Bolsonaro has emboldened ranchers and farmers to set fire to forests to acquire more land, now with impunity.
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"Clearly, America's farmers and ranchers have much to gain from approval of TPP and we support its ratification," Duvall said.
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This agreement goes a long way in establishing a much more level playing field for our nation's farmers and ranchers.
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The father-son duo are cattle ranchers and were convicted in 2012 of committing arson on federal lands in Oregon.
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U.S. manufacturers, service providers, farmers and ranchers all depend on U.S.-China trade as a growing market for their products.
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EXCLUSIVE-PROSECUTORS URGE BAN ON BUYING FROM FARMERS, RANCHERS CHARGED WITH CRIMES AGAINST NATIVES IN MATO GROSSO DO SUL STATE
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"President Trump has a great affection for America's farmers and ranchers and it's pretty evident in this program," Perdue said.
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The food and farm products grown by America's farmers and ranchers are among the world's highest quality and most competitive.
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I knew when I accepted the position that I would need to be comfortable around cattle ranchers and agriculture professionals.
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The Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies estimates that cattle ranchers cause 80% of the deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.
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As he spoke, a group of farmers and ranchers, some wearing cowboy hats in the White House, stood and stared.
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The ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, caught the attention of the Nevada rancher Ammon Bundy, who thought the punishment unfair.
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Many of the fires are believed to have been started by cattle ranchers and farmers using fire to clear land.
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To the Editor: Senator Jeff Flake speaks for thousands of ranchers across the West who have benefited from Mexican laborers.
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During that conflict, ranchers and militia members blocked federal officers from confiscating livestock owned by the Nevada cattleman Cliven Bundy.
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Galicia's roundups differ in their timing, their scale and the methods that ranchers use to capture and handle their horses.
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Local ranchers advertise the shares through sites like Eatwild, and some sell beef directly to customers through their own sites.
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The sheriff's office regularly assists ranchers and farmers by providing hog traps, he said, but deaths are almost unheard of.
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Other ranchers told me they used hollow hammers, toothpaste tubes, a woman's hair, backpacks or the carburetor of a truck.
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Allowing some hunting can give hunters, ranchers and local communities a stake in preserving a species and the entire ecosystem.
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After the practice came to light, the bureau began paying ranchers to keep unwanted horses on pastures in the Midwest.
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Right-wing paramilitary groups, formed in the 1980s to fight leftist rebels, were financed by drug traffickers, ranchers and landowners.
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Obama used the law aggressively, prompting oil and mining industries, ranchers and conservatives to ask Trump to review the designations.
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Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin introduced the Farmers First Act, which would establish a stress assistance network for farmers and ranchers.
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But critics say those programs promote policies for industrialized agriculture, not small farmers and ranchers Sumner Park has the details.
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It was hosted by the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance, a group made up of the heavyweights in American agriculture.
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Then in the 1980s, ranchers cleared land to raise cattle, uncovering the true extent of the earthworks in the process.
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Recently, the Hage family of central Nevada has become the poster boy for ranchers supposedly victimized by federal law enforcement.
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Another irony is that it's far from clear that local control would be an economic panacea for ranchers and loggers.
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Defense lawyers countered that the occupation was a political protest against federal land policy and the imprisonment of two ranchers.
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The traffickers, as they're bringing their migrants through, they're constantly dumping clothing, food containers and trash on the ranchers' land.
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Take the Green New Deal's proposal to work with family farmers and ranchers to reduce the carbon footprint of agriculture.
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TEXAS BLOOD: Seven Generations Among the Outlaws, Ranchers, Indians, Missionaries, Soldiers, and Smugglers of the Borderlands, by Roger D. Hodge.
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Pitched battles were also fought among siblings, including the great Gingerbread Elf Ice Rink War of 2015 (one child preferred a fondant ice rink, another wished to melt Jolly Ranchers, and after a compromise of melted Jolly Ranchers over fondant was reached, a third child peeled the first ice rink off and ate it).
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After this opening salvo, it is hardly surprising that Braden goes on to find that the ranchers are entitled to money from the taxpayers when the U.S. takes steps on public lands to protect endangered species habitat from destruction by their cows, without any finding that those measures deprived the ranchers' cows of water.
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Ranchers on the edge of failure feel threatened by predators snatching away their calves, and some lash out against that threat.
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Dwight and Steven Hammond Father and son cattle ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond were pardoned together by Trump in July 286.
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"This water regulation is not just affecting farmers and ranchers but it affects a lot of different industry sectors," said Moore.
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Cadiz has plenty of enemies—environmentalists, local ranchers, protectionists and Native American tribes—but none more fierce than Senator Dianne Feinstein.
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Between 22017 and 240 ranchers sent more than 0003m cows, a fifth of the herd, to the slaughterhouse, creating a glut.
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He strongly defended farm subsidies and was known as a fighter for agriculture, particularly eastern Montana's wheat growers and cattle ranchers.
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Ranchers (and others) who cleverly decided to use every part of the bull after castration gave this culinary phenomenon its start.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have faced five years of declining commodity prices, so USMCA's improved market access is more than welcome.
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How are farmers and ranchers supposed to cut down on methane emissions, short of cutting down the size of their herds?
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That's why only a handful of ranchers — Cliven Bundy being the best-known culprit — refuse to pay what most others do.
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They want the federal government to turn the Malheur National Forest over to local ranchers, miners, and loggers for commercial use.
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President Donald Trump tweeted there will be "fast economic retaliation against China" if U.S. farmers, ranchers or industrial workers are targeted.
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For example, the country's farmers and ranchers are paid $245 million a year for hosting turbines, a figure that's constantly growing.
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But the local ranchers quickly distanced themselves from the militia, suggesting that they wanted nothing to do with the building takeover.
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The designation effectively blocked ranchers from letting cattle graze on the land, at least without paying the appropriate fines and fees.
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They would rather see the land in state hands or, preferably, directly under the ownership of local ranchers, miners, and loggers.
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"Discover more about the farmers, ranchers and food artisans who helped make your meal possible," they entreated me repeatedly via email.
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Yet, under President Obama, the EPA has done far more harm than good for Western farmers, ranchers and small business owners.
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They'd been on the island since the mid-19th century, brought over by the first ranchers, and had long gone feral.
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As depressed crop prices persist across rural America, we owe it to our farmers and ranchers to work towards new solutions.
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Passing this critical legislation will ensure that farmers and ranchers can partner with the government on environmental issues in good faith.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have also lost billions in sales to China after Beijing imposed retaliatory tariffs on American agricultural exports.
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Bison management is a hot-button issue for ranchers in Wyoming and Montana who fear they can spread disease to cattle.
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In Nevada, ranchers are working with the USDA to restore sagebrush ecosystems to save habitats for the threatened greater sage-grouse.
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"Today, EPA is taking action to reduce confusion and provide certainty to America's farmers and ranchers," Pruitt said in a statement.
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Ranchers have expanded their cattle herds over the past year to take advantage of low prices for crops used as feed.
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The old silver mines that once made Silver Cliff Colorado's third-largest town are long closed, and many ranchers are retiring.
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The absence of COOL is one more thing domestic ranchers must fight against in their constant struggle to make ends meet.
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Instead of the land being developed by farmers and ranchers, it's been left untouched for 75 years, and wildlife has boomed.
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"Our farmers and ranchers in Nebraska cannot take much more and we need to protect our nation's ag economy," Bacon said.
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With more torrential rain in the forecast, ranchers are expressing worry that some animals could perish despite efforts to save them.
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The objects of their depredations are humanoid robot "hosts" who believe themselves to be actual gunslingers, brothel madams and ranchers' daughters.
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Support for this is broad, ranging from environmental groups to ranchers to energy developers because it adds certainty to the process.
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Oreoluwa Babarinsa, Atlanta RE: Oregon Jennifer Percy wrote about the fear of the federal government among some ranchers in eastern Oregon.
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But the wolves, it turns out, aren't that picky when it comes to dinner, and ranchers' cows make for easy targets.
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Loggers, miners, cattle ranchers and drug traffickers have encroached on the territories of these groups, exposing them to violence and disease.
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Scientists say the fires are manmade, mainly caused by ranchers and farmers setting the forest alight to clear land for pasture.
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Several environmentalists have said cattle ranchers and farmers intentionally set the current fires to clear the land for their own use.
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Months later, following a petition by local ranchers, a federal judge suspended the decree that would have officially demarcated their land.
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Those promotional ad campaigns have helped boost American agriculture, but smaller farmers and ranchers say their needs are not being met.
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Crowd Cow and similar start-ups promise to do that work, without obliterating the identities of small ranchers like Mr. Meyers.
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But the American Prairie Reserve has found supporters in a group that predates the ranchers by thousands of years: Native Americans.
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In addition to the mining and logging, soy farmers and cattle ranchers have cleared huge tracts of forest, mostly by fire.
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The first consists of actual farmers and ranchers who grow and sell livestock and raw commodities, such as cattle and wheat.
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Environmentalists say his policies have emboldened land speculators, ranchers and farmers they blame for Amazon deforestation reaching an 11-year high.
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Researchers fear if soy farmers, cattle ranchers, and miners keep destroying the forest, there may be more severe and frequent droughts.
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Mostly ranchers and farmers, the Wayuu conduct trade and manage potential conflict through a system based on ritualized exchange and communication.
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The new bird-safe beef certification rewards ranchers who conserve at least 50 percent of their landscapes in prime bird habitats.
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But opponents believe Walmart's new chain denies most ranchers the opportunity to participate and "does nothing to relieve the pressure on America's family farmer," said Joe Maxwell, the former Missouri lieutenant governor and policy director for the Organization for Competitive Markets, an advocacy group for farmers and ranchers that opposes corporate consolidation and is critical of Walmart.
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It has to be in the interest of American workers and farmers and ranchers and small business people and our entire economy.
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"We have to take care of our farmers and ranchers, and we will take care of them," Trump said during the signing.
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"We're turning all of that around with fair trade deals that put American farmers, ranchers, and, in fact, America first," Trump said.
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"We're turning all of that around with fair trade deals that put American farmers, ranchers, and in fact America, first," he said.
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That is because Mauricio Macri, Argentina's president since 1003, has ended the populist policies of his predecessors, which ground ranchers into mince.
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And many onlookers find it hard to sympathize with ranchers who appear to be getting a pretty sweet deal from the government.
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Last weekend, as a much-needed rainstorm tamped down the last of the flames, Matt Schaller delivered hay to ranchers around Vici.
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When the Bundy-led crew traveled to Oregon to protest the prison sentences for the two ranchers, Mr. Finicum was with them.
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The group's demands include the transfer of public lands and the release of two local ranchers who were imprisoned on arson charges.
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After loggers extract wood, speculators burn the remaining vegetation to clear it in hopes of selling the land to farmers and ranchers.
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Her focus was always on water, and how various groups (miners, conservationists, sportsmen, recreationists, ranchers) could collaborate to use and protect it.
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Soyabeans bred to grow in tropical conditions have encouraged farmers to displace cattle ranchers, who in turn have advanced into the rainforest.
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Farmers, ranchers and river-running raft companies, among others, filed the claims seeking compensation for lost business or wages from the spill.
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I MEAN, ANYTHING THAT WORKS HAS GOT TO BE GOOD FOR OUR FARMERS AND RANCHERS AND BLUE COLLAR WORKERS AND SO FORTH.
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Western ranchers, politicians, and states' rights advocates have long sought local control of public land and opposed the expansion of national protections.
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Many of these seniors took up jobs as farmers, ranchers, bookkeepers and accountants, and many, like Robert, are looking to become truckers.
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And it's not just progressive causes, it's just we will not be the tyranny of four ranchers from Montana deciding our fate.
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This start-up is taking the mystery out of mystery meat by letting beef lovers crowdsource a live cow directly from ranchers.
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How ranchers get to use their lands, and how much government should play a role in that question, was a central theme.
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Nor do the Black Lives Matter movement, the Occupy Wall Street protests and the armed ranchers who seized public lands in Oregon.
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"Out-of-state D.C. bureaucrats shouldn't impose regulations that hurt Montana farmers, ranchers and landowners," said the state's Republican senator, Steve Daines.
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As a state lawmaker, she "became known as a passionate advocate of farmers and ranchers" in the state, her commissioner biography said.
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The tradition began in the late 1950s, when ranchers, worried about rattlesnakes biting their livestock, workers and families, held an informal roundup.
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The purchase of United States products by China from our farmers, ranchers, manufacturers, and businesses is a critical part of the negotiations.
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More American ranchers are raising wagyu breeds domestically, with registration in the American Wagyu Association increasing 212% over the past five years.
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"I believe that the Lord didn't want man to be able to hoard land," he said after the ranchers left that afternoon.
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But ranchers point to the fact that the horn can also be cut from a tranquilized animal and allowed to grow back.
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But Ammon Bundy has also reportedly said he wants to hand over federal land in the area to loggers, miners and ranchers.
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Ranchers and interest groups such as the National Cattlemen's Beef Association have long wanted the ability to sell wild horses for slaughter.
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As the state's paper of record, the gig required her to talk to urban dwellers one day and rural ranchers the next.
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Part documentary, part immersive game, the film explores the Pantanal through the perspectives of local ranchers, scientists, ecotourism operators, and the cats.
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Companies like Shell and ExxonMobil pay farmers, ranchers, and governments each time they remove a barrel of oil or ounce of gold.
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For decades, we've allowed multinational corporations to gobble up competition in the markets that farmers and ranchers buy from and sell to.
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Over the weekend a bunch of militant ranchers and wannabees took over a building at a federal wildlife refuge in southeastern Oregon.
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Two federal agencies are cutting the fees that ranchers and other land managers pay them to graze their animals on public land.
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The ranchers partly paid their cowboys with cheap parts of the steer — heads, entrails and trimmings, which included skirt and flank steaks.
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Ranchers, who argue that a rebounding grizzly population poses a threat to livestock, are a powerful political constituency in the American West.
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The ranchers' most immediate need is hay to feed their cattle, said Michael Kelsey, executive vice president of the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association.
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"The FSA provides vital support for farmers and ranchers and they count on those services being available," Perdue said in a statement.
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When properly incentivized, farmers, ranchers and forest owners have tremendous potential to sequester carbon and contribute to the mitigation of climate change.
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In Colorado, the AGree Economic and Environmental Risk Coalition works with farmers and ranchers to protect both natural resources and farmers' livelihoods.
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On the plains of eastern Montana, farmers and ranchers have banded together to create a "food hub" to sell beef and vegetables.
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Losing buildings and fences and vehicles and stored-up hay was bad, but the suffering of the cattle grieved the ranchers' souls.
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"Today I am making good on my promise to defend our Farmers & Ranchers from unjustified trade retaliation by foreign nations," Trump tweeted.
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Trump pardoned Oregon cattle ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond in July, both of whom were serving five-year prison sentences for arson.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have also lost billions of dollars in foreign sales due to retaliatory tariffs imposed on American agricultural goods.
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During my border visit, I met many artists, activists and even ranchers who sought to reach across the border, not close it.
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"Farmers, ranchers and growers cannot afford this mandate," said state Senator Jim Nielsen, who represents agricultural and suburban areas north of Sacramento.
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On the contrary, his tariffs have cost American consumers and businesses and cut off our ranchers and farmers from selling to China.
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Because Americans want to hunt trophy species like Sable Antelope or the animals of the big five, ranchers breed more of them.
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Demand is more important than ever because on the supply side America's farmers and ranchers are farming more efficiently across the board.
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And in the surrounding farmland, donated bales of hay arrived by the truckload for ranchers whose cows no longer have grazing land.
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The new tax law allows farmers and ranchers to claim a 20 percent deduction on all payments received on sales to cooperatives.
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On Tuesday, he issued more pardons, this time for two Oregon ranchers who had been serving sentences for arson on federal land.
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Opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline, including many farmers and ranchers, had packed the small hearing room on Monday for the announcement.
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"Today, E.P.A. is taking action to reduce confusion and provide certainty to America's farmers and ranchers," Mr. Pruitt said in a statement.
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"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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The laws are popular with farmers and ranchers, who see their business model threatened by the rising popularity of plant-based meat.
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The affected "farmers and ranchers in cowboy hats" are providing cover for the president when they should be outraged by his incompetence.
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But the animal is considered a pest by farmers and ranchers, and a profit source by pet-food companies and leather processors.
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Scientists say the fires are man-made, mainly caused by ranchers and farmers setting the forest alight to clear land for pasture.
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Ranchers have also been known to start fires in the Amazon to clear land for agricultural purposes, shrinking the big cat's territory.
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Mr. Rutledge sat alongside energy industry representatives, ranchers and government officials to hammer out what he calls a compromise among all interests.
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Some arrive early to admire the horses, as they gradually emerge from the woods and are then corralled by ranchers on horseback.
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They lit a campfire, searched through ranchers' fields and garlanded the fences and sign poles with red ribbons and posters of Selena.
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"Federal checkoff programs — which impose a mandatory tax on farmers and ranchers — are in desperate need of reform," Booker told The Hill.
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They built wider coalitions, tapping into anger of Nebraska ranchers and drawing the attention of Hollywood celebrities such as director James Cameron.
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" The land contains large amounts of oil, gas and coal, the newspaper said, "as well as grazing land valued by local ranchers.
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The nation's farmers and ranchers are putting their weight behind efforts urging Congress to pass a sweeping Asia-Pacific deal this year.
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We all recognize the wide-ranging economic benefits to providing farmers and ranchers the tools they need to keep their lands healthy.
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An armed anti-government militia group occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters to protest the jailing of two ranchers for arson.
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Last week, speaking to an agriculture group in Kentucky, Pruitt said he meets often with farmers and ranchers in agriculture-heavy states.
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In Nebraska, farmers and ranchers are paid over $5 million every year in lease payments for hosting wind turbines on their property.
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Indigenous communities have risen up to protect the forest, and a few have been killed by ranchers in retaliation for speaking out.
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"From day one, it was clear to me that Sam Clovis was the wrong choice for our farmers and ranchers," she said.
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They put together a group of about a dozen farmers and ranchers for a day and a half-long meeting in February.
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As President, it is my duty to protect the interests of working men and women, farmers, ranchers, businesses, and our country itself.
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"INCRA should resolve the farmers' disputes with ranchers before distributing lands, otherwise all these problems happen," Fontes told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Farmers and ranchers faced a very similar situation years ago, and Congress responded by enacting the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program.
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Young farmers and ranchers have benefitted enormously from this federal support over the years, ensuring a bright future for the next generation.
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By cutting down those fence posts, he had stuck his thumb directly into the eye of the ranchers on the other side.
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The restaurant's name refers to Ms. Silverton's forebears, who were cattle ranchers in Saskatchewan, Canada, at the turn of the 20th century.
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Since September dozens of cattle-ranchers, some with assault rifles, have driven their cattle onto the farm's 8,000 acres (3,238 hectares) of grass.
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On one side are Mr. Turner's brand of old-school ranchers who finish their bison on grain and slaughter them like conventional cattle.
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Now she and other ranchers are locked in tense confrontation with their indigenous neighbors over land that has been in contention for centuries.
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Even in regions where two meatpackers show up to beef auctions, ranchers report that those major players often won't compete against one another.
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Bundy is currently demanding that the federal government turn over the entire 187,000-acre Malheur National Wildlife Refuge to ranchers, loggers, and miners.
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But BovControl, a Brazilian startup building data analytics tools to support livestock operations, is working to close the gap between technologists and ranchers.
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This announcement is substantial, but we cannot overstate the dire consequences that farmers and ranchers are facing in relation to lost export markets.
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" In a particularly chilling message, Alex Provost said: "I've met ranchers that kill illegals and [bury] them under cattle graves along the border.
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It's tax-free — a huge advantage for our farmers and ranchers and manufacturers — and every import pays the 16 percent business flat tax.
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Ranchers are offended by the rise of meat made from plants, as well as the promise of clean meat grown directly from cells.
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Lighthizer said the United States will continue to engage in negotiations to secure a deal beneficial for U.S. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses.
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Ranchers have been tweeting directly to the President using the hashtag #FreeCattleMarkets in the hopes it will go viral -- and catch Trump's attention.
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With stronger storms expected this winter due to El Niño, ranchers need to find a way to keep their animals—and themselves—safe.
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Farmers and ranchers both depend in part on exports, and many are leery of any trade war that the new president could ignite.
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Well-regarded chefs and restauranteurs build relationships with small farms and family ranchers to procure what's known in the industry as craft beef.
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For those ranchers, the deal is a steal — about 90 percent cheaper than the market rate on private land in 16 Western states.
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The cattle ranchers follow, burning the forest to clear land and plant green pasture that rapidly grows in the tropical heat and rain.
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Unfortunately for local landowners and ranchers, North Dakota has been turned into a war zone of violent out-of-state protests and activists.
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That said, farmers and ranchers with livestock deaths might be eligible to receive assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency.
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But the milkweed, on which their larvae feed, can cause stomach problems for cattle that eat it, so ranchers and farmers destroy it.
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"The world isn't coming to an end, and we don't know what (the Paris Agreement) meant for American farmers and ranchers," O'Toole says.
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CATTLE ranchers know that if they want to increase their yields it is best to breed their largest cows with their biggest bulls.
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Watermelon, green apple, and cherry Jolly Ranchers got the honor of becoming Pop-Tarts, so fans of those classic flavors are in luck.
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The Public Lands Council, a part of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association that advocates for ranchers' access to federal land, welcomed the decision.
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The legislation didn't support our nation's farmers and ranchers with adequate safety nets to endure the record-setting financial strains they are experiencing.
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The Times attributes the Hammonds' private ride home with Lucas to an abundance of lobbying that took place to secure the ranchers' pardon.
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Demand for U.S. beef has been strong recently and prices for feed grains have been low, prompting cattle ranchers to expand their herds.
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And here was Greitens: I will fight against these crippling regulations, and always side with the hard working farmers and ranchers of Missouri.
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Many of the families still working the land are third- and fourth-generation farmers and ranchers, relying on one another and on themselves.
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"These foreign corporate giants will dominate the U.S. beef market, putting U.S. farmers and ranchers at their mercy," it said in a statement.
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"The administration has told us, the president has said repeatedly that he's going to take care of our farmers and ranchers," Lindsey continued.
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It is easy, from a distance, to dismiss the ranchers along the border as right-wing Chicken Littles whose complaints hint of racism.
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There are normally fires in the dry season, from July to October, which is when ranchers and farmers are more likely to burn.
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Farmers and ranchers are frustrated with taxes and regulations that put what many consider unrealistic limits on labor, conservation practices and food labels.
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If the government seizes that land, it would force 1,000 ranchers and farmers to go to court over their property, the congressman said.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced a $12-billion plan to support farmers and ranchers harmed by China's retaliatory tariffs. Sen.
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While this suits the ranchers, does the practice meet the present and future needs of the Center for Biological Diversity's thousands of supporters?
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I would like to introduce them to Kansas' farmers and ranchers who are world leaders and pioneers when it comes to environmental stewardship.
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The aim is to sell animals to processors willing to pay cash in other states, said Luciano Vacari, president of ranchers group Acrimat.
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The theories range from scavengers such as carrion bugs eating the carcasses to people attacking the animals to cause financial harm to ranchers.
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"Passage of a long-term Farm Bill allows farmers and ranchers to plan ahead and make decisions to improve their business," said Rep.
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By approving the 2018 Farm Bill today, members of the House recognized the serious economic challenges facing farmers and ranchers across the country.
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Crews kept digging ditches and draping sections of the light-green 30-inch pipe into ranchers' fields not covered by the federal order.
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Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval said he would have preferred a more collaborative approach involving the state's Congressional delegation, ranchers, environmentalists and community members.
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America's farmers and ranchers depend on good relationships with our two closest trading partners, and they are depending on Congress to ratify USMCA.
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Without clear tracking data, ranchers can move cattle from illegal land to legally registered properties just before selling them to slaughterhouses, Gibbs said.
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Ranchers around the region were scrambling to keep their herds safe from the snow and wind, which was particularly threatening to young calves.
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Animal agriculture – farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, feed mills and animal health companies – is dedicated to providing a safe and healthful food supply for everyone.
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Another $9.5 billion would be set aside for emergency aid for the agriculture sector, including cattle ranchers and fresh fruit and vegetable growers.
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Gibbons, the long-serving manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, is actually the scion of a family of Massachusetts optometrists, not Texas ranchers.
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Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller already said that, if appointed to the federal post, he would eliminate environmental rules for ranchers and farmers.
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"The farmers and ranchers will be worse off because there won't be as much information on issues related to their livelihood," he said.
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The takeover began as a protest in the town of Burns after two ranchers were sentenced to prison for arsons on federal land.
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Farmers and ranchers also said they had lost miles of fences that pen in their livestock and bales of hay that feed them.
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Cattle ranchers, many from distant parts of North America, parade their livestock to buyers from around the world looking to improve their herds.
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Managers say they need to keep the herds down so they don't destroy delicate native species habitat and threaten the livelihoods of ranchers.
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For a more accurate count, which most ranchers get once or twice a year, collect the sheep into an enclosure using herding dogs.
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They broke off from a larger protest on Saturday that was voicing opposition to the imminent jailing of two ranchers convicted of arson.
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The U.S.M.C.A. will create nearly 100,000 new high-paying American auto jobs, and massively boost exports for our farmers, ranchers, and factory workers.
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The drought has been devastating to hardest hit ranchers in the regions reeling from rising hay costs and withered grazing pastures, said experts.
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They do not include state-inspected facilities or small, so-called custom slaughterhouses, which butcher animals brought to them by consumers or ranchers.
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The first negative impact on American ranchers is that this influx of cheaper-priced Mexican cattle effectively lowers the value of domestic cattle.
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The ranchers' sheep dogs served as Mr. Yarden's "assistant directors" by funneling the herd so that he could get better images, he said.
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Out of that experience, farmers, ranchers and the public came together to improve agricultural practices and design government programs to heal the land.
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The protesters say they are acting in response to unfair prison sentences for a pair of ranchers convicted of arson on federal land.
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Many blamed Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro for inspiring landowners, farmers, and ranchers to start the fires as a way to clear their lands.
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PETA said the high-protein, non-animal-based products will encourage ranchers to ditch an industry that exploits both animals and the planet.
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Given his state's low unemployment rate of just around 2.8 percent, farmers and ranchers need better access to legal foreign labor, he said.
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The grazing fees that the government charges ranchers have barely budged in forty years, thanks to the political power of the Western lobby.
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"Cattle ranching is the hardest work I've ever known and the best people I have ever known have been cattle ranchers," he writes.
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When CONAP realized what had happened, it went to the government, with the help of WCS's legal arm, to throw the ranchers out.
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This area has also lured farmers and ranchers away from the Amazon jungle, whose decline has spurred a global outcry to protect it.
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The effort, particularly in California, amounted to a wholesale re-engineering of the existing hydrology to suit the needs of ranchers and farmers.
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TRUMP PARDONS RANCHERS WHO INSPIRED REFUGE TAKEOVER: President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday pardoned a pair of Oregon ranchers whose arson convictions became a focus for opponents of federal government land ownership.
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"A lot of the public agencies will contract with sheep or goat ranchers," said Dave Kranz, a spokesman for the California Farm Bureau Federation.
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They didn't read newspapers; they were cowpokes and ranch hands who heard about what was happening from the ranchers who had radio and newspaper.
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"We need to scale the efforts of our farmers and ranchers to make them part of the solution," Bennet told reporters in conference call.
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Lighthizer said he would seek to increase trade while making it "freer and fairer" to the benefit of U.S. workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses.
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His experience is typical of ranchers in Kansas this week, where grass fires have scorched more than 650,000 acres, devastating farming and ranching communities.
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The Keystone XL pipeline, planned by TransCanada Corp, now faces a political showdown over route approval in Nebraska amid protests from farmers and ranchers.
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But as we've been reporting, farmers and ranchers are adopting more computerized automation, sensors and cloud computing in droves to keep their operations lean.
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The language of contemporary Right to Farm amendments guarantees farmers and ranchers the right to engage in their livelihoods and produce food for others.
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The cows that graze in los llanos are mostly Zebu, which are popular with ranchers for their fast growth, large size and white hides.
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Violent confrontations between ranchers and indigenous populations, which often start when landowners lay claim to demarcated lands, have long been an issue in Brazil.
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The fires are believed to have been nearly all set by humans -- cattle ranchers and loggers who want to clear and utilize the land.
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It has products to allow ranchers to monitor weight gain in cattle which have significant potential in Brazil and the United States, it added.
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But without supporting science and pushing further research, we'll never be able to uncover the tools needed to balance wolf conservation with ranchers' livelihood.
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Local security forces say they acted lawfully in destroying Conceicao's home and impunity for big ranchers is not a major problem in the region.
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The Hammonds were charged with terrorism and sentenced in 2015 to five years in prison, despite the outraged protests of ranchers and other citizens.
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"As older producers exit the workforce, financing will be critically important for new and beginning farmers and ranchers looking to establish businesses," they said.
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The agency is traditionally full of free traders, who work tirelessly to advance the interests of domestic industry, from cattle ranchers to automotive manufacturers.
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The Bundys are a family of ranchers from Nevada, where the family has owned its land since it settled there in the late 22001s.
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A smart, successful regulatory system establishes predictable, clear, science-based operating conditions for farmers and ranchers — particularly regarding seeds, crop protection and animal health.
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Historically one of the largest threats to the cheetah population has come from ranchers who trapped and killed the animals to protect their livestock.
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Panthera is helping ranchers in the Pantanal install anti-predation measures, like special enclosures and electric fences, to protect their herds from jaguar attacks.
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Environmentalists have warned that right-wing President Bolsonaro, who took office this year, is emboldening Brazilian loggers, ranchers and land speculators to destroy forest.
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Ammon Bundy said in several media interviews this weekend that the Oregon protesters want federal lands in Harney County returned to ranchers and loggers.
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All hosts have roles to play—they're saloon bar hookers or brothel madams; cattle hands and ranchers—and crucially, they all believe their stories.
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There are eco-absolutists, too, who call ranchers crony capitalists, exploiting too-cheap BLM grazing permits: some would ban cattle outright from public lands.
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The agriculture budget contains vital programs and resources that help farmers and ranchers, conserve natural resources, and provide invaluable nutrition for millions of Americans.
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The House passed a bill Friday that would remove federal protections for the gray wolf, allowing ranchers, hunters and others to kill the animals.
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Montana ranchers have raised concerns over the number of bison in Yellowstone, citing the risk of disease and overgrazing in portions of the park.
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The president in July pardoned a pair of Oregon ranchers whose arson conviction became the inspiration for Bundy's standoff with the government in 2016.
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One thing is sure: You can't understand Texas without spending time in the country and talking to the farmers, ranchers, hunters, teachers, veterinarians, etc.
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Trump on Tuesday issued surprise pardons to Dwight and Steven Hammond, ranchers who were convicted of setting fire to public land in southeast Oregon.
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The Trump administration "underscores the need to bring certainty to our farmers and ranchers and to the many Americans receiving food assistance," she said.
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I don&apost expect Tesla to sell many of these to the ranchers and contractors of the world, but that&aposs not the strategy.
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But these days pickups are often pressed into double duty, as hardworking vehicles for ranchers and contractors, but also as competitors to luxury SUVs.
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"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses in this regard," he said.
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In addition to miners and loggers, soy farmers and cattle ranchers have also infiltrated the area, clearing huge tracts of forest, mostly by fire.
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"We will always stand strong with our farmers and our ranchers, the backbone of America, that I can tell you 100 percent," he said.
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In Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas ranchers are returning home to survey the damage from the fires, fueled by tinder-dry vegetation and high winds.
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"Tariffs could lead to a destructive trade war with serious consequences for U.S. economic growth and job creation," hurting consumers, businesses, farmers and ranchers.
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Despite many ranchers and farmers having more senior rights to rivers, the Southwest is one of the fastest growing regions of the United States.
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Ketcham advocates for barring cattle from grazing on public lands and ending the reign of conglomerates that use federal subsidies to undermine independent ranchers.
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U.S. flooding: Record floods pummeled the Midwest, inundating farmland and killing off livestock at a time when farmers and ranchers can least afford it.
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"It is often said that I, or my government, protects farmers or cattle ranchers," he said during a recent speech at an industry event.
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In Fire-Scorched Oklahoma, Help Comes One Bale at a Time (22017) Wildfires burned Oklahoma grazing land, leaving ranchers struggling to feed their cattle.
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Experts say his pro-development policies and lax regulation have led to ranchers and farmers burning the rainforest for purposes of cultivation and farming.
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He added there are "suspicions" that ranchers are behind the forest fires and appealed to the Brazilian people to "help us" combat the blazes.
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Ms. Ryden's devotion to the cause often extended to creatures that had been spurned as varmints by sheep ranchers, pet owners and backyard gardeners.
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The post suggested a coordinated criminal effort among local landowners and cattle ranchers to burn newly cleared rainforest — much of it on public land.
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For Mr. Harris, a jazz musician and composer who is originally from Brooklyn and whose extended family were cattle ranchers, the omission felt personal.
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In 2014, several Angus cattle ranchers in Ohio started raising Wagyu for Sakura Wagyu Farms, a company formed to set standards for the cattle.
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Recent merger and consolidation activity in the agricultural input space has raised some justifiable concern among industry watchers, as well as farmers and ranchers.
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Local reporters wrote about this so-called Day of Fire, exposing a coordinated plan among ranchers and land-grabbers to burn newly cleared forest.
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In the absence of federal agents, waves of loggers, ranchers and miners moved in, emboldened by the president and eager to satisfy global demand.
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"Senator Heitkamp playing politics with our farmers and ranchers is hurting North Dakotans," said Jake Wilkins, a spokesman for the state's Republican Party said.
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Around 2014, Brazil started sliding into a deep recession, and deforestation began to rise as ranchers and loggers searched for new land to exploit.
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He's trying to find ways to protect export-focused American farmers and ranchers, who are direct targets of China's response to his new tariffs.
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Despite the ban, Mr. Lewis is convinced that some ranchers continue to use antibiotics for growth purposes — a claim that is difficult to document.
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In today's global economy, our farmers and ranchers are facing many obstacles – from international trade and market access to ever-changing technologies and regulations.
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In the absence of federal agents to enforce environmental laws, waves of loggers, ranchers and miners moved in, feeling emboldened to satisfy global demand.
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They began the occupation after a demonstration in support of two ranchers convicted of setting fires on their land that spread to this reserve.
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One prominent victim among many hundreds was Sister Dorothy Stang, a 73-year-old American nun shot to death in 2005 by ranchers' gunslingers.
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"This is a huge victory for America's farmers, ranchers, and growers, and that's very important to me," Trump said at a press conference Wednesday.
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Such wind-driven wildfires have ravaged areas across Kansas, Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle, leaving cattle ranchers facing crippling losses and years of cleanup.
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What the narco ranchers had found in the park, McNab realized in the wake of the fires, was a "protected" area without effective protection.
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Boosting sales for American-made food would give a big lift to our country's farmers and ranchers who face record low incomes and bankruptcies.
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But in the past, many parties, like ranchers and hikers, had been largely left out of the decision-making process resulting in costly lawsuits.
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As the Food Network's Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond has become famous for the crowd-friendly comfort food she makes for her family of Oklahoma ranchers.
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A herder was shot dead when police tried to confiscate his cattle after they invaded one of the ranches last week, police and ranchers said.
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Schmidt became a vegetarian, driven both by animal welfare and climate concerns, and Zelikova aims to only buy meat from ranchers with sustainable grazing practices.
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Greenpeace, an NGO, said an alliance of indigenous groups, ranchers, farmers and climate activists would block the pipelines, as they had done in the past.
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Numerous environmentalists have said the blazes were likely set by cattle ranchers and farmers in an attempt to clear the land for their own use.
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The difference between the Bundys and many other ranchers who rage over federal control of land is that they believe God is on their side.
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But the milkweed, on which their larvae feed, can cause stomach problems for cattle that eat it, so ranchers and farmers destroy it, researchers said.
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To prevent that, the state forged a remarkable coalition of ranchers, hunters, conservationists, politicians, scientists, miners and oilmen to devise measures to stop the listing.
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Like jaguars, pampas deer, giant anteaters, macaws and peccaries (a type of wild pig), tapirs were driven extinct here years ago by ranchers and hunters.
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The Hammonds are cattle ranchers in southeastern Oregon's Harney County, the state's largest, but home to fewer than 21996,22012 people who eke out a living.
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Mr. Bundy and his gun-toting comrades argue that a century of federal policies has driven many ranchers into poverty and destroyed the rural economy.
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Incensed by the sentencing of local ranchers to jail time for burning public lands, the protesters want the federal government out of the land business.
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Massad said that the deal exempts U.S. agricultural commodity derivatives trades because of their role in the U.S. economy and importance for farmers and ranchers.
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" He said that before the Bureau of Land Management installed the fence last year, local ranchers had enjoyed access to the range "for many years.
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Ranchers are raising more cattle to take advantage of strong consumer demand for beef, yet the number of slaughterhouses has declined over the past decade.
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But tariffs have also served as a tax on American consumers and businesses, and reciprocal tariffs from China are hurting American farmers, ranchers and manufacturers.
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Congress should follow the sheriff's pragmatic gesture and offer all federal public lands ranchers the opportunity to be compensated for voluntarily relinquishing their grazing permits.
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But to achieve maximum climate benefits, farmers, ranchers and rural residents must be engaged and play a central role in climate change mitigation and resiliency.
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But to know that farmers and ranchers really need is certainty, you just need to read this, a letter from a farmer in Minneapolis, Kan.
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Anti-government sentiment during the Obama years culminated with two standoffs between federal agents and the Bundys, a family of cattle ranchers with militia ties.
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In 1992, their lands were officially mapped out by the Brazilian government, affording them some protection from illegal miners and others, such as cattle ranchers.
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But is the Great Wall of Trump, as proposed by the Republican candidate for president, the solution to the problems of ranchers like Mr. Ladd?
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Public land ranchers own their own private ranches, but pay the government significant fees each year to use the land to graze cattle and sheep.
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I've lived in Victorian houses, split-level homes, ranchers, row homes, homes with a backyard, apartments in the city, and apartments in smaller tourist towns.
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The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it plans to offer up to $12 billion in aid to farmers and ranchers following calls for relief.
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Are they for clear, accurate labeling on meat that will help American farmers and ranchers, or is lining the pockets of multinational agribusinesses more important?
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In the sixties, white ranchers began moving in on their land, and conflict ensued, until, in 1977, the government declared their territory a federal preserve.
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"A lot of ranchers have accepted that wolves are here to stay and have moved to saying let's try some preventive things," Ms. Upson said.
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Last year, he attacked the secretary of agriculture, complaining that meatpackers continue to "exploit farmers and ranchers" by manipulating the price they pay for livestock.
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The president of the Boca do Acre Ranchers Union, Paulo Castillo, refused interview requests about slaughterhouses and their adherence to deforestation or land registration rules.
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Businesses lobbyists said the panel's lawmakers have quietly agreed to focus on exemptions for small businesses, including farmers and ranchers, and an exemption for land.
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Ranchers said big price swings had rendered the market ineffective, and some cut back on hedging strategies used to manage the risk of owning livestock.
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"To say USDA does little to help farmers and ranchers is completely untrue," a department spokesperson told the news outlet, pushing back against the report.
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Kretz was willing to work with Democrats to secure money for the work, which he told me he thought was important for ranchers, his constituents.
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Then, in 275, a group of chefs in Hawaii banded together to promote ingredients from local farmers, ranchers and fishermen, rather than rely on imports.
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Though farmers, ranchers, miners, and loggers have extracted tremendous value from clearing the rainforest, Brazil does have laws on the books to preserve the jungle.
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When I sat down with Steve Beverlin, the forest supervisor for the Malheur National Forest, I asked about the ranchers who didn't trust the government.
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I spoke to farmers, ranchers, feed shop owners, scientists, politicians, aspiring politicians and ordinary men and women who made room for me at the pub.
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From Mexico to Brazil, Indigenous tribes moving against stop ranchers, loggers, miners and other business interests — sometimes aggressively — are hoping to reclaim their community land.
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Environmentalists say Brazilian ranchers and farmers are intentionally igniting the jungle canopy to expand their operations illegally, emboldened by Bolsonaro's pro-development, anti-regulation message.
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America's farmers and ranchers — from dairy producers to tomato and almond growers — will be able to sell more of their products to Canada and Mexico.
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Now, environmental organizations say he has encouraged ranchers, farmers, and loggers to exploit and burn the rainforest like never before with a sense of impunity.
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Blame the world's meat consumption The vast majority of fires in the Amazon have been set by loggers and ranchers to clear land for cattle.
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The fires spell disaster for the local environment and ecology -- and environmentalists and researchers say the blazes were likely lit by cattle ranchers and loggers.
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Many are demanding accountability from Brazil's pro-business President Jair Bolsonaro, who activists say encouraged ranchers, farmers and loggers to exploit and burn the rainforest.
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Now, environmental organizations say he has encouraged ranchers, farmers and loggers to exploit and burn the rainforest like never before with a sense of impunity.
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And Ms. Heitkamp has portrayed herself as a champion of North Dakota's farmers and ranchers, recording ads of herself standing in knee-high soybean fields.
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He gives speeches denouncing corruption scandals and secrecy in the Republican-led state government, and pledges to give a voice to struggling farmers and ranchers.
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Already some farmers and ranchers who rely on direct sales of their wares to restaurants or schools are suffering from mandatory closures across the country.
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Ms. Sgamma said environmental activists and others have also failed to understand how the law has been hurting farmers and ranchers as well as industry.
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Ishi had survived the Three Knolls Massacre in 1865, when ranchers slaughtered dozens of Yahi tribespeople in retaliation for the purported theft of their cattle.
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The agreement, struck with Greenpeace in 2009, called for the meatpackers not to buy cattle from ranchers who raised their beef in newly deforested areas.
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The Guarani-Kaiowa were first expelled from their ancestral lands in the late 1940s, when the government granted farmers and ranchers titles to the area.
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Threats to livestock have intensified in recent years, pitting ranchers against conservationists and prompting some states to permit limited wolf hunting again at certain times.
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They already enjoy steep public subsidies not available to 98 percent of America's 1.1 million cattle ranchers who do not hold public lands grazing permits.
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There's a market for this work because so many farmers and ranchers — conservative folks, respectful of tradition — subsidize their small-time agriculture with drug money.
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GOP senators in Iowa and Kansas fumed over the back-and-forth, warning that farmers and ranchers would be hit hardest by a trade war.
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He is aghast at those ranchers and trophy hunters who recently were poised just outside of the park boundaries ready to shoot wolves to oblivion.
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The Missouri Cattlemen's Association, which worked to get the state law passed, has cited shopper confusion and protecting local ranchers as reasons for the legislation.
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Even more disturbing, the next sentence of her opinion observes that, "in contrast," the ranchers before her instead went to court to demand financial compensation.
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Mr. Yarden, a theater designer, and Ms. Medenbach, a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, met with the ranchers, Don and Peto Meike.
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While ranchers claim they're trying to reduce their carbon footprint, in reality livestock removal is a far more effective option from a climate change standpoint.
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In North Dakota, the top spring wheat state, drought has hit ranchers as well as grain farmers, doubling hay prices as grazing land becomes scarce.
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These small but mighty programs are also focused on serving farmers, ranchers, and food-producing communities that have historically been overlooked by the federal government.
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But a decade earlier, these same two ranchers hit the public spotlight when they cut fences and threatened federal officials at Malhuer National Wildlife Refuge.
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A national coalition representing thousands of farmers and ranchers endorsed the Green New Deal on Wednesday, with Democratic lawmakers from agricultural states praising their support.
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The Agriculture Department will begin distributing another round of tariff relief payments next week to farmers and ranchers burned by President Donald Trump's trade war.
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It requires the right mix of economic incentives, education and resources for farmers and ranchers to experiment with new practices and still make a living.
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The same day, the climate hubs account also posted an updated climate outlook for Midwest farmers and ranchers, with the latest weather and climate projections.
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This misguided focus — and the global backlash it's creating — is making it much harder for America's farmers, ranchers — and other exporters — to prosper through trade.
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And Lori White was traversing the county in her pickup truck, helping coordinate hay deliveries for ranchers who had lost even more than she had.
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"America's farmers and ranchers are struggling, and we need to be extremely careful not to exacerbate these conditions," said House Agriculture Committee Chairman Michael Conaway.
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The success of the Shield had brought unintended consequences: Big ranchers had simply gone around it, pressing into the unguarded south flank of the park.
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No one is successful here except the bar owners, the dude ranchers and the cattle traders, and they are always just offstage, counting their money.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The cattle ranchers and farm bureaus of America are not going to give up their hold on the word meat without a fight.
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That flooding has devastated farmers and ranchers across the region, put communities like Hamburg, Iowa, underwater, and wiped out roads and bridges in others. Gov.
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Farmers and ranchers back in Nebraska are "glad that there's a diminution in the risk of what looks like a precipitous trade war," Sasse said.
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Yes, most of the country is also sparsely populated farmland, but it's not only Wyoming ranchers getting screwed out of access to the modern web.
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The building takeover began after armed men broke off from a peaceful march over prison sentences given to two local ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond.
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Traveling along the highways and dusty dirt roads that crisscross the four counties in northeastern Montana that surround the American Prairie Reserve, a visitor can spot signs that read "Save the Cowboy, Stop APR!" and "Don't Buffalo Me." Grassroots opposition to the reserve among local cattle ranchers stems from a belief that restoring prairie is a repudiation of how the ancestors of Montana's ranchers settled the west.
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"The ranchers couldn't afford to buy these lands anyway," said John Freemuth, a professor of public policy at Boise State University, who studies land-use policy.
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Studies of California cattle ranchers, Maine lobster fishers and college rowing teams confirm that gossip is used in a variety of settings to hold individuals accountable.
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When it is fully open, the FSA provides a range of services to farmers and ranchers, such as providing support loans and certain emergency assistance programs.
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Rex Jones, the documentary filmmaker who traveled with me, interviewed [everyone from] right-wing libertarian ranchers to Spanish families that have been there for multiple generations.
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But American ranchers and farmers have been harmed by the same trade deals and would benefit from the same protections the President is considering for manufacturers.
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The weekly median earnings of male and female farmers, ranchers and agricultural managers ends up translating to an annual salary somewhere between about $50,000 and $58,000.
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"A lot of old Texas ranchers don't trust the stock market, and they aren't crazy about bonds, either, but they do understand land," Mr. Gilliland said.
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The company sells cow tags that keep identification data and biometrics, so ranchers can keep up with Bessy's temperature and activity levels without disturbing her grazing.
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The ranchers reportedly set backfires as a wild land blaze bore down on the area, but set them at night and didn't warn nearby firefighting crews.
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BOLSONARO POLICIES Environmentalists have warned that right-wing President Bolsonaro, who took office this year, is emboldening Brazilian loggers, ranchers and land speculators to destroy forest.
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There may be a good argument that the two ranchers in this case, Dwight Hammond and his son, Steven, were punished unreasonably harshly for their crimes.
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We subsidize the ranchers, while a majority of our public land users generate hundreds of thousands of jobs, and never threaten to kill a forest ranger.
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Tribal people struggle in the South American nation where many lack property rights and face violence from miners, ranchers and loggers eyeing their land, they say.
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"This is a tremendous victory for American farmers, ranchers and of course, European consumers," the president said at the White House as he unveiled the deal.
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Behind the scenes, there is spicy drama between Huy Fong and Underwood Ranchers, which threatens to permanently alter the sriracha we know and love, Eater reports.
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These excessive levels of concentration and market power are devastating our independent family farmers and ranchers and hollowing out the rural communities in which they live.
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The horses, known as mustangs, descend from animals used by ranchers, the US cavalry, and even Spanish explorers who traversed the West hundreds of years ago.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African ranchers launched an online market for rhino horn on Monday, saying the open trade would help squeeze poachers out of the business.
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"I feel for all the animals and livestock today as well as our fellow ranchers and farmers," Heidi Erickson-Riessland said on Facebook from central Nebraska.
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Since beef ranchers generally prefer males to females (more meat for the money), Van Eenennaam believed there could someday be a market for these Crispr'd animals.
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" In 1998, Winfrey was sued for defamation by a group of cattle ranchers to the tune of $10.3 million for "saying something bad about a burger.
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They're part criticism of the occupying militia's goals, part Brokeback Mountain sexual liberation, painting scenes of weather-hardened ranchers finding romance in the most unexpected places.
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Prior to the 1960s, ranchers in the southern U.S. were locked in a constant struggle with the deadly screwworm fly, which could destroy entire cattle herds.
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"Neither Ammon Bundy nor anyone within his group/organization speak for the Hammond family," said a lawyer for the ranchers, W. Alan Schroeder, reports CBS News.
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JBS denied purchasing livestock from ranchers on land blacklisted by IBAMA and won an injunction from a federal judge allowing its plants to continue buying cattle.
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Studies of California cattle ranchers, Maine lobster fishers and college rowing teams confirm that gossip is used in a variety of settings to hold individuals accountable.
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Imposing taxes on another $200 billion worth of products will raise the costs of every day goods for American families, farmers, ranchers, workers, and job creators.
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In the specialized world of beef-and-dairy production, the Cottons' business is the first stage—the production of the cows, which are sold to ranchers.
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Critics say his rhetoric has emboldened loggers, ranchers and informal miners, resulting in a dramatic acceleration of deforestation and in violence against the rainforest's indigenous inhabitants.
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have also suffered under crushing tariffs from Beijing on crops and livestock, which make up the majority of U.S. exports to China.
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In western Colorado, for example, ranchers have partnered with a non-profit water trust to curtail diversions from Colorado River tributaries when streamflows drop dangerously low.
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The president of the Stockgrowers State Bank, Kendal Kay, who is also the town's mayor, offered low-interest loans so ranchers could re-start their operations.
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"Whether it's low prices, over burdensome regulations, or unpredictable trade markets, it's no secret that farmers and ranchers are struggling," Roberts said in a statement Friday.
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More than a dozen cosmetic products are on offer, and Huffman can choose between hundreds of snacks and amenities, including Oreos, Pop Tarts, and Jolly Ranchers.
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"Family farmers and ranchers were already living on razor-thin margins because of corporate consolidation, trade wars, and industrial agricultural stepping on their necks," she said.
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"The whole reason I went there was to stand up and let these people have a voice," he said, speaking of ranchers living in the area.
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Taking land maintenance work into account, public land ranchers ultimately save the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) more than $750 million in taxpayer dollars each year.
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Sorry, but the term "cowboy" used to define the ranchers and vaqueros of the Old West was never actually used for those guys at the time.
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The key is to ensure that the conservation actions of federal and state agencies, ranchers and other private landowners do not come to a grinding halt.
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Last month, officials announced they would provide up to $12 billion in aid to certain farmers and ranchers, including sending them money and purchasing excess inventory.
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RACA is a consortium of rural leaders, small business owners, farmers and ranchers championing policies that advance the rural and agricultural goals and initiatives of America.
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If Kleeb's years of organizing fiercely conservative ranchers in the Nebraska Sandhills had taught her anything, it was to build alliances around issues rather than identity.
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The home of 21,000 people in southern Amazonas state was long protected by its remote location from illegal loggers, ranchers and farmers who clear the forest.
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Larger ranchers, truckers and traders have set up elaborate schemes to "launder" cattle raised on illegally deforested land on the legitimate market, said analysts and officials.
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Still, one of the themes the president is likely to tout is progress his administration has made on the regulatory front to help ranchers and farmers.
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In addition, Texas ranchers have in the past sent exotic animals, including scimitar-horned oryx, back to their home countries to build up wild populations there.
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