Welcome back! Or perhaps, it’s me reintroducing myself to the once “monthly” newsletter. Over the past several months, as headlines have swirled within the everchanging food, agriculture and nutrition environment, I have valued the colleagues that have written so...
It’s a new year and I am reminding myself of what I previously wrote about the power of conversation: “Let us start to rise above the chatter … changing it to conversations that seek understanding, address challenging issues from farm to plate and ultimately...
What a year we have experienced! From the questioning of long-held scientific principles to the chatter of what a “healthy America” really is, I found myself mired in the daily, and often hourly, headlines. Those headlines often created angst and left me questioning...
Summer break is over! While the mountain of headlines could have easily amassed a multitude of blogs, I let my feet attack the mountains and my fellow colleagues address the never-ending food and ag issues. Headlines can make our heads spin and challenge us to think...
Spring showers turned to floods for many of us this year. But as the ground dries and the crops are planted, we celebrate the warmth of summer and yet, face the challenges of anti-science sirens! Science research is the core of our existence regardless of our...
March is truly madness — from “what’s next on the slashing science” scene to literal damage of golf ball-sized hailstorms — but the budding trees and Kentucky basketball give me hope. In the March 2025 issue of The AgriNutrition Edge Report, I look at the impact bird...
