Articles written by John Crabtree

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 By John Crabtree    Opinion

Corporate farming: who owns the world's seeds?

This summer, agrochemical, biotechnology, and seed giant Monsanto dropped their bid to acquire their Switzerland-based competitor Syngenta. Initial merger serenades were sternly rebuffed by Syngenta, and Monsanto’s interest t... — Updated 10/28/2015 Full story

 
 By John Crabtree    Opinion

Vibrant small towns embrace art and self-expression

Pablo Picasso said the purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls. And if you look in small towns and rural places you will find art and cultural expression in the most unlikely of places. Small towns develop... — Updated 7/15/2015 Full story

 
 By John Crabtree    Opinion

Water is Life

Here in the west, we understand that there is much truth in the old joke that whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting. Rural and small town America depend on water and our neighbors downstream count on us to preserve the... — Updated 3/18/2015 Full story

 
 By John Crabtree    Opinion

Moving rural America forward

In January, President Obama declared that despite Congressional logjams, “America does not stand still — and neither will I. So wherever and whenever I can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for American fam... — Updated 8/20/2014 Full story

 

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