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A Teepee, a Covered Wagon, and a Bison Named Banjo: Welcome to Cherokee Valley Bison Ranch
ByYanasa TV News August 19, 2025September 15, 2025

Yanasa TV News Sleeping under the stars with chickens, buffalo, and the wild sounds of Ohio’s quirkiest bison getaway If you’ve ever dreamed of trading in your cubicle for a teepee, your office chair for a covered wagon, and your white noise machine for a symphony of chickens, pea fowl, and bison grunts—you’re in luck….

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From Orchards to the Coast: How a Rat Rodeo in the Central Valley Turned Wild Pigs Blue
ByYanasa TV News August 18, 2025September 16, 2025

Yanasa TV News An unprecedented rodent infestation in the Central Valley’s almond belt is spilling toxins into Monterey County’s wild pigs—turning their meat neon blue and exposing a hidden agricultural crisis. In recent months, California’s agricultural and wildlife worlds have collided in an unexpected—and alarming—way. Massive rat infestations across almond orchards in the Central Valley…

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From Jackalope Myth to “Frankenbunnies”: What’s Really Going On With Colorado’s Horned Rabbits
ByYanasa TV News August 17, 2025September 16, 2025

Yanasa TV News Colorado’s “Frankenbunnies” revive the jackalope legend as a real virus causes horn-like growths on wild rabbits—merging folklore, science, and rural curiosity. A Folklore Creature Come to Life? For generations, rural Americans have told stories of the jackalope—a mythical jackrabbit with antlers, said to roam the prairies and trick cowboys with its uncanny ability…

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In the Eye of the Storm: A Journey to Wisdom with Allan Savory
ByYanasa TV News August 15, 2025September 16, 2025

Yanasa TV News How One Man’s Fight to Save the Earth Begins With Rethinking Every Decision We Make Most interviews don’t start in the middle of a tropical storm. But when you’re chasing one of the world’s most compelling voices in regenerative agriculture and environmental restoration, you drive through torrential rain, dodge flood warnings, and…

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Bioethics Gone Rogue: The Plan to “Fix” Your Morals With a Tick Bite
ByYanasa TV News August 14, 2025September 15, 2025

A new academic proposal frames a dangerous meat allergy as a tool for moral engineering — and suggests altering your biology in secret “for your own good.” Yanasa TV News Weaponizing Ticks? Why “Beneficial Bloodsucking” Is Ethically Poisonous A new bioethics paper makes an extraordinary—and deeply disturbing—suggestion: that a dangerous tick-borne allergy could be considered…

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Blowing Past the Limit: How the Lava Ridge Fight Exposed the Global Land War Over Wind and Solar
ByYanasa TV News August 13, 2025August 14, 2025

Idaho’s canceled Lava Ridge project reveals a global collision between clean energy expansion, working farmland, and the landscapes communities fight to protect. Yanasa TV News A Project Too Big to Ignore In August 2025, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stood before reporters and declared the Lava Ridge Wind Project dead. The 1,000-megawatt, 241-turbine installation, planned…

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Sun vs. Saddle: Nebraska Ranchers Resist NextEra’s Solar Rush
ByYanasa TV News August 7, 2025August 14, 2025

How Nebraska’s Ranchers Are Fighting to Save Grazing Land—and Their Way of Life—from a Wave of Corporate Solar Expansion Yanasa TV News Tensions Rise as Nebraska Farmland Faces a Solar Invasion Under Nebraska’s broad blue skies, the heart of America’s cattle country is facing a new kind of land rush—not for oil or railways, but…

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Betrayal on the Range
ByYanasa TV News August 6, 2025August 14, 2025

Why Ranchers Can No Longer Trust Midpen Yanasa TV News The Case of Vince Fontana For over 55 years, Vince Fontana and his family stewarded a tract of coastal grassland, maintaining the land through managed grazing, wildfire prevention, and a deep, generational understanding of the ecosystem. But in early 2025, that stewardship came to an…

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Bison, Bids, and a Big Debut: Behind the Scenes at the National Bison Association Conference
ByYanasa TV News August 5, 2025August 14, 2025

From North Carolina to Denver, the Native: The Prodigies of an Icon crew delivers bison pride and a big screen moment at the winter stock show Yanasa TV News If there’s one thing that’ll get you out of your comfort zone and into a snow-covered Denver ballroom, it’s bison—and maybe a little film magic. The Native:…

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America’s Data Centers Are Devouring Our Farms—And Rural Communities Are Paying the Price
ByYanasa TV News August 4, 2025August 14, 2025

How the Spread of Data Centers Is Forcing America’s Farmers Off the Land—And Turning Rural Communities Into Digital Sacrifice Zones Yanasa TV News When Progress Means Sacrifice—But Always Someone Else’s In rural America, there’s a phrase few city dwellers have ever heard: “sacrifice zone.” It’s the term farmers and ranchers use for communities and landscapes…

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