How a 241% tariff on pistachios 40 years ago helped America take over the $5.6 billion global market

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Rebecca Kaser helps run Avellar-Moore Farms, a small family-run operation in California's Central Valley.

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My family has lived on a farm for 15 years. This lifestyle isn't easy, but it's been great for my kids.

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The writer's daughter helps clean a cow on the farm.
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A tech startup is using IoT sensors and AI to help farmers cut hefty pesticide costs

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Farmers often use pesticides to get rid of bugs and avoid crop damage.

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I took a 50% pay cut to leave my sales job and work on a potato farm. I have no regrets.

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Tyler Heppell poses in front of his farm
Tyler Heppell left his sales job to work on his family farm.

Tyler Heppell

This farm just outside Oslo serves as a day care for people with dementia. It helps give them something to care for, too.

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Impulssenter is a "care farm" for people with dementia just outside Oslo.

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The Workers Who Feed America Are Going Hungry

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John Deere dealership says a solar storm left GPS tracking on farmers' tractors 'extremely compromised'

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Farmers increasingly use automated tractors to maximize productivity.

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A vegan restaurant is switching to serving meat, saying plant-based eating isn't enough to save the planet

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A vegan sign on a restaurant window.

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Scientists are growing crops with salt water that could help save us from starvation

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SaliCrop team poses in branded shirts in front of a farm field
The SaliCrop team from left to right: Oron Bet Or, Carmit Oron, Ṛcā Godbole, Sharon Devir, Shimon Rachmilevitch.

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It's not just you. Eggshells really are chipping more.

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Are eggshells seeming more crack-y lately?

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