Tens of Millions Given to Animal Law Programs by Animal Extremist Groups
Since its origins in the early 1970s, the field of animal law has metastasized into a widespread and very well-funded litigious machine. 167 law schools in the United States...
From an article in AgDaily by Michelle Miller, Farm Babe
The years during the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted how frail the United States food supply is and how dependent we are on multinational corporations and other countries to feed us. At the b...
By Denise Flaim for the American Kennel Club
Australian Shepherds were bred to herd. While not all Australian Shepherds today work on the farm, they will still exhibit an impulse to herd.
The adjectives that describe the dogs in our li...
Energy and Food Security:
Crisis & Controversy
Energy is one of the defining issues of our time; the availability and affordability of it helps shape the progress and prosperity of society. While humans have nearly always utilized renew...
By Jaclyn Krymowski for Protect The Harvest
The bipartisan Indiana House Bill 1248 was recently signed into law by Governor Eric Holcomb on March 3rd. First introduced by Representative David Abbot, this legislation will prohibit owners of specif...
Fertilizer, crop chemicals ban: A cautionary tale from Sri Lanka From an article in Farm Progress by Protect The Harvest Advisory Committee member Gary Baise
What’s happening in Sri Lanka right now – riots, food shortages, power cuts and more –...
No Race Can Prosper Until It Learns There is as Much Dignity in Tilling a Field as in Writing a Poem – Booker T. Washington
This is a lesson the New York Times certainly needs to learn. Have you seen their Opinion video with Senator Cory Booker t...
From Duane Morris Animal Law Blog
by John M. Simpson
Animal rights activists have pointed to a recent decision by the highest court in Ecuador — the Constitutional Court (Corte Constitucional Del Ecuador) — as a breakthrough for animal righ...
On March 28th, 2022 the New York State Court of Appeals issued a notice that they are scheduled to hear the Habeas Corpus appeal involving Happy the Elephant at the Bronx Zoo. filed by an animal liberation group, NonHuman Rights Project (NhRP) has...
Abandonment of Oregon IP 13
The recent abandonment of the radical animal extremist ballot initiative IP 13 in Oregon is a relief to many. However, as of March 16th, 2022, Oregon animal extremists are now working to re-introduce IP 13 under a d...
Renewable energy is all the rage in today’s political and investment circles. Aimed toward meeting President Biden’s national goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, the current frenzy of development is a source of great concern for many ranche...
From an article in Agri-Pulse
by Diane Sullivan
3/31/2022
I recently read that livestock farmers, large animal veterinarians, shareholders, food processors, and consumers must yield to the superior agricultural wisdom and virtue of billion...