Stay up to date with the latest headlines impacting agriculture, rural communities, and land use across the country. The News category at Yanasa News delivers timely, factual reporting on developing stories—from legislative updates and industry shifts to natural disasters and community resilience. With a focus on clarity and relevance, we provide context often missing in mainstream coverage, helping viewers understand how local and national events affect the people who feed, fuel, and sustain the nation.
Yanasa TV News Is the Ring of Fire Entering a New Phase of Global Volatility? A growing body of data, combined with dramatic recent events, suggests that the Pacific Ring of Fire—a vast, horseshoe-shaped belt of tectonic boundaries and volcanic arcs encircling the Pacific Ocean—is entering a notable period of intensified seismic and volcanic activity. In the…
Yanasa TV News Hundreds cut off without warning in Costilla County as officials tighten control — is this drought planning, or something more sinister? In Colorado’s poorest county, hundreds of families awoke this month to a reality many thought belonged only to headlines from distant deserts: their water supply had been shut off; without notice,…
Yanasa TV News How a Century-Old Water Project Left Potter Valley’s Farmers High and Dry in the Name of Saving Salmon A Valley in Shock In early August 2025, farmers and ranchers in Northern California’s Potter Valley woke to the worst possible news: the water that has irrigated their hayfields, vineyards, orchards, and pastures for…
Yanasa TV News “Farmland, on Paper”: When CRP Collides with Iowa’s Tax Rules The heart of the fight Richard Fee’s 50 acres in Scott County, Iowa, were reclassified out of “agricultural,” triggering much higher taxes. The county points to recent years: no visible row crops or livestock, a rebuilt home and pond, and 21 acres…
Yanasa TV News From Racing Legend to Land Dispute: How Dale Earnhardt’s Legacy Became the Center of a $30 Billion Development Battle Dale Earnhardt Sr., known as “The Intimidator”, was one of the most legendary and feared drivers in NASCAR history—a seven-time Cup Series champion whose aggressive style, unshakable grit, and black No. 3 Chevrolet became…
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….
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…
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…
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…
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…