The Opinion category at Yanasa News features bold commentary, expert perspectives, and thought-provoking editorials on the issues that matter most to rural America. From defending food freedom and property rights to challenging flawed policies and media narratives, our opinion pieces are rooted in real-world experience and a commitment to truth. Whether offering solutions, raising questions, or sparking debate, this category gives voice to farmers, ranchers, and citizens who refuse to be silenced. Here, we don’t just report the news—we speak up for those living it.
Yanasa TV News How One of America’s Largest Solar Farms Sparked a Rural Uprising—and Put Bill Gates in the Crosshairs Ohio Farmers Fight Back: Bill Gates’ Solar Takeover Sparks Outrage! A Fight for the Future of Farmland In the rolling fields outside Plumwood, Ohio, a battle is brewing that could set a national precedent for…
Yanasa TV News How America’s Transmission Boom Collides with Ranch Land and What Trump’s Washington Is (and Isn’t) Changing Rural America is being asked to host the backbone of a new electric era. The question is whether that backbone is being built with ranchers, or on top of them. The orange stake is easy to…
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…
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…
How Geomagnetic Disturbances May Be Driving Bees to Panic, Vanish, and Attack Yanasa TV News Magnetospheric Disruption and Environmental Stress as Drivers of Elevated Honey Bee Aggression and Colony Collapse in 2024–2025 Recent data from 2024–2025 reveal a sharp and deeply concerning rise in honey bee (Apis mellifera) aggression alongside record-breaking winter colony losses. While…
How Artificial Intelligence, Data Centers, and the Fourth Industrial Revolution Threaten the Future of Family Farms—and Humanity Itself
How Texas Ranchers Are Losing Their Water to Urban Thirst—and Why the Fight for Groundwater Could Decide the State’s Rural Future Yanasa TV News Stretching across the rolling limestone hills of Central Texas, the ranches of the Hill Country are icons of the American rural landscape. Here, generations of families have carved out a living…
Self-Replicating RNA Is Coming to Your Dinner Plate Altering Our Food For Generations Yanasa TV News RNA in the Fields: Terrana Biosciences, Genetic Innovation, and Unanswered Questions If you were to ask someone about RNA, particularly a scientist or biotech expert, they would likely tell you it’s safe—and for good reason. RNA is a naturally…
How Tyson and Big Meat’s Monopoly Tactics Are Forcing Family Ranchers Off the Land—And Why America’s Food Future Is at Stake Yanasa TV News The American heartland, once the backbone of family-owned agriculture, is facing a crisis few outside rural communities truly grasp. Beneath the supermarket’s “low prices” and corporate PR spin, small ranchers and…
How Oregon’s Small Farms Are Being Strangled by Policy Yanasa TV News In a state that prides itself on sustainability, food justice, and local resilience, Oregon’s regulatory trajectory tells a different story—one of mounting pressure on the very farmers who uphold those values. From water rights crackdowns and confined animal feeding operation (CAFO) overreach to…