Explore the heart of America’s food and fiber systems in the Agriculture category of Yanasa News. Here, we cover the challenges, innovations, and triumphs shaping modern farming and ranching. From regenerative practices and livestock management to market trends and weather impacts, our reporting highlights the real-world experiences of those who grow our food and steward the land. Whether it’s a small family farm or a large-scale operation, we bring you the stories that matter to producers, consumers, and advocates for a resilient agricultural future.
Yanasa TV News From pasture to public events, Spartacus the Brahman bull defies stereotypes and proves that kindness, respect, and consistent training can turn even the most powerful animals into trusted companions. Riding Hope: The Unbreakable Bond Between a Woman and Her Bull On a quiet farm in North Carolina, a 2,000-pound Brahman bull named…
Yanasa TV News Wyoming rancher fights back against a $1.7 billion wind and hydrogen project, claiming it threatens a seven-generation legacy and the future of his family’s land. When a $1.7 billion green hydrogen project was approved next to Mike Stephens’ century-old Wyoming ranch, he didn’t stay silent. Now, he’s taking the state to court—fighting…
The Mystery in the Pasture: Cattle Deaths Baffle Ranchers in Colorado and Wyoming The Mystery in the Pasture: Cattle Deaths Baffle Ranchers in Colorado and Wyoming 15 Cows Dead, No Answers—Are Environmental Toxins, Sabotage, or Something Else to Blame? Originally Published on Yanasa TV Substack – June 5, 2025 In early May 2025, the Higgs…
Yanasa TV News How One Woman’s Passion for Red Brahman Cattle Turned a Modest Farm into a Living Legacy of Stewardship, Sustainability, and Heart. In the quiet hills of North Carolina, a passionate cattlewoman has dedicated her life to raising and breeding registered red Brahman cattle. What began as a small effort with commercial cows…
Yanasa TV News Follow the Making of “Native: The Prodigies of an Icon” on Yanasa TV’s YouTube Channel There’s a quiet revolution happening on the American prairie—a revival so profound it reshapes our understanding of land, legacy, and life itself. At the heart of this story is the American Bison—once nearly lost to history, now galloping…
Yanasa TV News A Bottle-Fed Cow Named Ralphie and the Truth About Ethical Slaughter, Zero-Waste Farming, and the Quiet Humanity Behind America’s Small Farms In an era dominated by viral footage of industrial slaughterhouses and animal rights horror stories, it’s easy for the public to form a bleak picture of farming. But beneath the noise,…
Yanasa TV News Raw Milk and Real Freedom: Why You Should Have the Right to Choose What You Eat North Carolina – For decades, government regulations have aimed to ensure food safety. However, in the pursuit of making food cheaper and more widely available, we’ve potentially sacrificed nutritional value and personal freedom. This tension is…
Yanasa TV News The Smokehouse Creek Fire’s Aftermath Reveals a Troubling Intersection of Energy Infrastructure Failures and the Unchecked Growth of AI Data Centers A Blaze Ignited by Negligence In early 2024, the Smokehouse Creek Fire swept through the Texas Panhandle, consuming over 1.2 million acres and marking the largest wildfire in the state’s history….
Yanasa TV News Farmers First: A Philosophy Worth Fighting For In a time when small farms are vanishing from the American landscape at an alarming rate, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has delivered a powerful, long-overdue message to the heart of rural America: help is on the way. After spending her first 100 days visiting farms across…
Yanasa TV News From Wild Bison to Caboose Cabins, One Family’s Bold Vision is Redefining Rural Adventure and Restoring America’s Agricultural Connection Tucked away in the rolling countryside, Trinity Bison Ranch isn’t your typical getaway. It’s a place where wild bison roam just outside your window, your luxury cabin is a restored train caboose, and the laughter…