Agriculture

Published by Penguin Random House, Café Gozhóó executive chef Nephi Craig’s hardcover is anything but a cookbook.

The FTC and attorneys general from Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin brought the antitrust lawsuit in January 2025, arguing that Deere had illegally restricted farmers and independent shops that might otherwise service them from repairing farm equipment such as tractors.

A common farming device could become a critical solution in Salt River Project's wildfire mitigation efforts.

The company is a growing operation, and according to Aeriz’s website, it uses 95% less water than traditional soil farming, in a state that desperately needs it.

The Arizona Department of Water Resources has lost two legal cases this year — both dealt with home building.

A new study out of the University of Arizona measures the scale and economic output of tribal agriculture in Arizona — and it’s big.

The USDA’s Great American Cotton Plan includes efforts to assist in pest research and farmer financial aid and increase cotton exports.

The University of Arizona has recently released a new report highlighting the huge impacts of tribal agriculture throughout the Grand Canyon State — including 2,300 jobs and $750 million in total economic output statewide.

Amid megadrought, extreme heat and facing even more cutbacks to water supply, modern farming and agriculture have had to make major adjustments.

The Trump administration has pitched its trade policy as a win for farmers and ranchers, but representatives from Arizona’s agricultural industry say the president’s tariffs and attacks on free trade are hurting, not helping, them.