Multiple men have impersonated ICE agents to kidnap & assault women -- and House Dems are demanding action from DHS. huffpost.com/entry/multiple…

The story of 'rough fish' continues. Great to see continued interest in this, and also states starting to adopt rule changes: ambrook.com/offrange/persp…

This summer California 4-H offered something new: drone camp! Send your teen to learn all about using drones to do everything from spray pesticides to collect data. New from Alfred Poor: ambrook.com/offrange/techn…

Do you know the term "rough fish?" It's an abstract designation that boils down to "the fish no one wants," but by using the term over-broadly, we're causing real damage to native species, argues Hannah Seo 서한나 in a new Offrange piece: ambrook.com/offrange/persp…

I wrote a blog post about the things I built & learnt at Ambrook over the summer :D Check it out ambrook.com/blog/company/i… - featuring a lettuce party, dogs, cows and taxes! It was a great summer.

In the wake of the last decade's devastating wildfires, there's an urgent effort underway to grow our forests back. The problem? We don't have nearly enough tree seedlings. @moiradonovan looks into what's being done: ambrook.com/offrange/envir…

Excellent piece by Mitch Hagney in the publication Offrange "Without the right mix of federal policies, incentives, and networks, the progress that’s been made over the last 90 years could erode." ambrook.com/offrange/persp… h/t to their wonderful editor Ｊｅｓｓｅ Ｈｉｒｓｃｈ 👍

“If an LLM recommends a pesticide that ends up killing an entire crop, it’s hard to know who’s to blame.” Offrange writer Jake Pitre 🎃 looks into the promise and peril of farmers embracing AI: ambrook.com/offrange/techn…

The beaverslide is an engineering marvel, a huge, lumbering hay-baling invention from 1910. Some Montana ranchers still swear by it! Fun new story from Katie Hill: ambrook.com/offrange/cultu…

I wrote about a funky old hay-stacking invention called the "beaverslide" for Offrange and the rad Montana ranchers still using them today--in the same valley where they were invented in 1910. Turns out, analog implements are great in the age of the right-to-repair battle.

I was at a brooklyn cyclones game when it happened

Ever since leafy greens started leading to food poisoning outbreaks, produce buyers have been skittish about any wildlife near California's farms. New research shows that wild birds in particular are being unfairly blamed. New from Jordan Charbonneau: ambrook.com/offrange/crops…

"There’s been incredible pressure on growers to do everything that they can to keep wildlife out of the farming environment in California.” x.com/OffrangeAg/sta…

On the 90th anniversary of the Dust Bowl, Texas farmer Mitch Hagney looks at how the government safety net that helped us bounce back is disappearing — just when we need it most. ambrook.com/offrange/persp…

Colorado voted to reintroduce wolves into the wild in 2020. Since then, the wolves have killed numerous cattle and other livestock. Meet the range riders, a team of horse-riding watchmen doing their best to keep wolves at bay. From Kristen Schmitt: ambrook.com/offrange/lives…

Do you know the honeyberry? It's got a sweet-tart flavor, it's ideal for Midwestern soil, it's pretty, and people love it at farmer's markets. Yet it's been a struggle to get it into the broader supply chain. Lela Nargi looks into the elusive honeyberry: ambrook.com/offrange/crops…

I love this sweet little story about the struggles to get a delicious Midwestern berry into the popular consciousness. x.com/OffrangeAg/sta…

People in nyc are like let me know if you’re ever in nyc