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As kids, we learned that the three essentials for survival are:
We want to explain the complexity of regenerative agriculture.
The word “regenerative” is now entering the mainstream, with products on grocery store shelves and online stores starting to claim “regenerative practices”.
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When I graduated from the University of Georgia's College of Agriculture in 1976, the USA was exporting most of the beef that we raise in this country. We imported almost none. That has situation has changed dramatically. Today, we import about half of the beef that we consume in this country. And...
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WELL... GO FIGGER... THE FOOD PYRAMID HAS SUDDENLY COMPLETELY FLIPPED. AND, WE WERE TAUGHT TO FOLLOW THE PREVIOUS RENDITION FOR THE LAST HALF-CENTURY.
An end-of-year note from Will Harris, in all caps of course...
FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS OF WHITE OAK PASTURES,
WE WILL REMEMBER 2025 AS A GREAT YEAR FOR OUR FARM.
WHILE OUR PROFITABILITY WILL NOT PRINT AT A LEVEL THAT WE CAN BRAG ON- WE WILL THANKFULLY BE ABLE TO SHOW A MODEST PROFIT FOR THIS...
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THIS PAST FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, PRESIDENT TRUMP INSTRUCTED THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO BEGIN AN INVESTIGATION INTO POSSIBLE ANTICOMPETITIVE PRACTICES BY THE MEATPACKING INDUSTRY. THIS IS A VERY POSITIVE STEP FOR AMERICAN CATTLEMEN AND FOR THE FOLKS WHO CONSUME OUR AMERICAN BEEF. I AM BOTH...
There is a lot of talk about bringing in Argentinian beef to lower the price that consumers are paying. I understand why this might be the decision made and cannot object to it. But, it will hurt American farmers unless this imported beef is covered under Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling.
So... today the farmer gets less than a dime of today's food dollar...
