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Midwest Farmers Embrace Regenerative Agriculture with Spiritual Focus

Midwest Farmers Embrace Regenerative Agriculture with Spiritual Focus

Farmers across the Midwest are increasingly adopting regenerative agriculture practices, driven by a blend of formal agricultural education, Indigenous wisdom, and a growing sense of eco-spirituality. Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin, an agronomist and regenerative farmer from Minnesota, has transformed his 63-acre Salvatierra Farms into a model for crop diversity and natural solutions, eschewing herbicides, pesticides, and chemical fertilizers. His approach, which he describes as having 'spiritual integrity,' aims to allow all living things to flourish naturally. Haslett-Marroquin co-founded Tree Range Farms in 2022, a collective of independent poultry producers utilizing regenerative methods, raising organic, free-range chickens under perennial plants like hazelnut and elderberry bushes. This movement is attracting a diverse group, including Lakota tribal members, former large-scale farmers, and Catholic sisters, all motivated by a shared spiritual connection to the land. The trend reflects a broader societal...
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Hawaii is the happiest state in America, according to WalletHub. Where is Ohio?

Hawaii is the happiest state in America, according to WalletHub. Where is Ohio?

A new report from WalletHub has ranked all 50 states for happiness. Where did Ohio rank?
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SEC Power Rankings: Where Texas, Alabama sit following big Week 2 wins

SEC Power Rankings: Where Texas, Alabama sit following big Week 2 wins

Texas and Alabama were among the biggest winners of Week 2 in the SEC. Are the Longhorns or Crimson Tide on the move in this week's power rankings?
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SEC power rankings have a new No. 1 after Week 2

SEC power rankings have a new No. 1 after Week 2

Texas takes the top spot from Georgia in the SEC power rankings after a massive comeback win against Ohio State in Week 2.
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2026 SEC football power rankings after Week 2

2026 SEC football power rankings after Week 2

2026 college football season: SEC power rankings after Week 2.
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Governor Beshear Criticizes President Trump's Economic Policies and Announces 'Expand the Map' Fund for Midterm Elections

Governor Beshear Criticizes President Trump's Economic Policies and Announces 'Expand the Map' Fund for Midterm Elections

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, who chairs the Democratic Governors Association, recently spoke in Louisville alongside other Democratic governors from Minnesota, Kansas, Washington, and Delaware. The group focused on economic issues, specifically criticizing President Trump's tariffs, trade policies, and his approach to the war in Iran. Governor Beshear stated that Democrats are comfortable making the upcoming midterm elections a referendum on President Trump's second term, particularly concerning the rising costs of groceries, gas, and other everyday expenses. He directly linked these issues to President Trump's policies, urging voters to consider them when casting their ballots. Governor Beshear also announced the creation of a new 'Expand the Map' fund through the Democratic Governors Association, designed to help Democratic candidates compete in states where Republicans have traditionally held an advantage. He cited Kentucky's 6th Congressional District as an example of a potential flip for Democrats ...
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Dan Lanning has Nike money, playoff hype and one growing problem | Opinion

Dan Lanning has Nike money, playoff hype and one growing problem | Opinion

Oregon football's loss raised an uncomfortable question: Is Dan Lanning overrated?
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Minnesota Farm Pioneers Regenerative Agriculture Rooted in Spiritual Values

Minnesota Farm Pioneers Regenerative Agriculture Rooted in Spiritual Values

Salvatierra Farms, a 63-acre farm in Minnesota, is serving as a model for regenerative agriculture, integrating spiritual values and Indigenous wisdom into its practices. Founded by agronomist Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin, the farm emphasizes crop diversity, natural solutions, and avoids herbicides, pesticides, and chemical fertilizers. Haslett-Marroquin, who has Achi and other Maya heritage, draws on both his formal agricultural education and the teachings of his Indigenous elders. The farm is part of a growing movement that sees farming as a way to heal the land and communities, attracting a diverse network of individuals including Lakota tribal members, former large-scale farmers, and Catholic sisters. This approach is gaining traction amid rising interest in nature-based spirituality, a rethinking of modern agriculture, and growing concerns about climate change and health.
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Mail in ballot rules spark voter confusion. Where do things stand?

Mail in ballot rules spark voter confusion. Where do things stand?

Legal battles over USPS rules are causing confusion for voters. Learn how to ensure your ballot is counted.
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Get your $500 Obamacare refund: who’s eligible

Get your $500 Obamacare refund: who’s eligible

The White House says the Biden administration overcharged Affordable Care Act Exchange plan enrollees.
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Democratic Governors Criticize Trump Administration Policies Over Rising Costs

Democratic Governors Criticize Trump Administration Policies Over Rising Costs

Democratic governors convened in Louisville, Kentucky, to voice their criticism of the Trump administration's policies, asserting that they are contributing to increased living costs for Americans. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, who chairs the Democratic Governors Association, was joined by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Democratic leaders from Washington, Delaware, and Kansas. Their remarks specifically targeted issues such as tariffs, rising fuel prices, and other economic policies implemented by the Trump administration and Congress. The governors' statements followed President Trump's recent promise to supporters in Dallas that he would provide Americans with $5,000 each if Republicans maintained control of the U.S. House and Senate. Governor Beshear characterized President Trump's offer as an attempt to bribe voters, questioning its legality and President Trump's history of fulfilling financial obligations. He also specifically criticized the administration's approach to tariffs with Canada, Kentuck...
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Armadillo found in Ohio could be historic discovery for the state

Armadillo found in Ohio could be historic discovery for the state

An armadillo found a roadkill in Southwest Ohio could be a historic first for the state.