Yanasa TV News Why the Next Revolution in Protein Is Really Just a Power Grab—And What We Lose When We Trade Real Farms for Bioreactors Food for the Few, Not the Many Supermarket aisles overflowing with affordable meats, processed snacks, and exotic produce have become an emblem of modern abundance. On the surface, the industrial…
How 55,000 Acres of Bison and a Coleman Grill Are Fueling a Conservation Revolution If there’s one thing you learn fast while filming Native: The Prodigies of an Icon, it’s that bison are more than just beautiful creatures—they’re a way of life. And nowhere does that truth thunder louder than at Durham Ranch, a 55,000-acre bison operation nestled in…
Yanasa TV News Utah’s Controversial Pine Valley Pipeline Could Dry Up Ranches, Drain Tribal Lands, and Set a Dangerous Precedent for Rural America The Rural Sacrifice Zone In the high-desert landscape of southwestern Utah, a showdown over water is drawing national attention—and exposing a harsh reality for America’s heartland. The Central Iron County Water Conservancy…
Yanasa TV News A Looming Tyson Strike in Texas Threatens America’s Dinner Plate—and the White House May Have to Step In A Crisis on the Horizon America’s largest beef-processing plant—the Tyson Foods facility in Amarillo, Texas—stands on the edge of a historic shutdown. After months of negotiations, more than 3,100 workers represented by Teamsters Local 577…
Yanasa TV News New Details Emerge on Idaho Firefighter Ambush: What We Now Know About the Shooter and His Motives Original Yanasa TV Story https://yanasanews.com/news/ambush-on-the-mountain-how-a-fire-call-turned-deadly-in-northern-idaho/ On June 29, 2025, a routine fire call in the hills near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, ended in one of the deadliest days for first responders in recent memory. Two veteran…
Yanasa TV News Why a Late-Session Bill Nearly Sank Generations of Coastal Fishermen—and What It Reveals About Science, Politics, and the Future of American Shrimp The Bill That Rocked the Coast In June 2025, a quiet regulatory bill—House Bill 442—ignited one of North Carolina’s fiercest fisheries debates in decades. Originally drafted to address recreational fishing…
Yanasa TV News Relentless rains swamp Southern farms, threatening local livelihoods while national food supply stays steady. After weeks of unrelenting downpours swamped Southern fields, American farmers are left to assess the damage, brace for lost crops, and hope for government intervention. Here’s what’s at stake for the national food supply—and why local families may…
Yanasa TV News How a New Jersey Township’s Bid to Seize a 175-Year-Old Family Farm Sparked a Federal Showdown—and Could Redefine Eminent Domain in the Name of Affordable Housing A Town’s Mandate, a Family’s Stand On the outskirts of Cranbury, New Jersey, rows of corn and beans stretch across fields that have been farmed for…
Yanasa TV News Two firefighters are dead, one injured, and a community shaken after an unprecedented sniper-style ambush unfolded on the slopes of Canfield Mountain in Coeur d’Alene. What began as a routine wildfire response quickly descended into chaos, raising questions about motive, security, and a potential act of premeditated domestic terror. The Call That…
Bison, Sovereignty, and the Fight to Heal Land and Culture in the Heart of Wyoming Out in the wide, breathtaking landscapes of Wyoming, where snow-capped mountains cast long shadows over windswept plains, a quiet revolution is underway. The team behind Native: The Prodigies of an Icon recently traveled to the Wind River Reservation—and what they found was more…