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He’s been farming his entire life - growing organic wheat, hay, potatoes, and alfalfa. On the surface, it looks like just another farm. But what happens here connects directly to your grocery cart.![]()
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In the Klamath Basin, water doesn’t always reach the fields. Some years the taps open, other years, they don’t. And when they don’t, farmers pay the price.![]()
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Imagine turning the valve to irrigate your crops... and nothing comes out.![]()
No water means no wheat, no hay... and a weaker food supply for everyone.![]()
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This is the reality for farmers like Jesse, who invested everything to keep his land alive. His story reminds us of something simple, yet vital:![]()
👉 Without farmers, we have nothing.![]()
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Discover the full story and what’s at stake in the article “Farmer Water Battles of the Klamath Basin and Beyond.”![]()
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The Louisiana Agricultural Aviation Association (LAAA) would like to invite you to the 71st annual convention that will be held on January 5-7, 2026, at the Golden Nugget Casino located at 2550 Golden Nugget Blvd., Lake Charles, LA 70601.
Louisiana Agriculture Aviation Association – Louisiana Agriculture Aviation Association
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We, as the Louisiana Agricultural Aviation Association (LAAA), are dedicated to our mission of being a professional organization for individuals working in agricultural aviation with its focus on safe...
Last Pass Memorial Walk Opens at the National Ag Aviation Museum in Jackson, MS
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Jackson, Miss. — October 10, 2025. The Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum Foundation dedicated the Last Pass Memorial Walk on
Aerial applicators appreciate the work of all farmers every day and especially today, National Farmer’s Day. Aerial applicators are honored to treat approximately 28% (127 million acres) of U.S. farmers' cropland and a lot more when you consider they also treat forests for timber, pasture and rangeland and seed by air with cover crops and cash crops. Farmers deserve praise for their hard work in feeding, clothing, and providing bioenergy to the world. Thank a farmer for the food on your table today!