Hiding the Truth, from Farm to Fable,” reveals how the animal agriculture industry shielded itself from scrutiny.

A Wisconsin dairy farmer has alleged in a federal lawsuit that the Trump administration is illegally denying financial assistance to white farmers by continuing programs that favor minorities.

Farmer had started the last three games, all at different positions (second base, designated hitter and first base), but he went 0-for-8 at the dish during that stretch.

In the final scenes of Season 3 of Farmer Wants a Wife, Jay brought Grace a dog. It sounds like that dog now lives with Jay. "Did you keep the dog?" a follower asks. “He has her," Grace says.

Farmer Wants a Wife’s John Sansone is pulling back the curtain on his content creation earnings. When Jason Tartick asked on the Monday, May 26, episode of the “Trading Secrets” podcast ...

Who is still together from 'Farmer Wants a Wife' season 2? Two couples from season 2 — Farmer Mitchell Kolinsky and Sydney Errera and Farmer Nathan Smothers and Taylor Bedell — are still together.

Warning: Spoilers from the season finale of Fox's "Farmer Wants a Wife" Season 3 ahead. From their attire to their values, Karina Sabol looked like the perfect match for Farmer Jay during the ...

White farmer Wannie Scribante said he enjoyed his president being grilled by his US counterpart, but he does not believe Donald Trump's claims of "a white genocide". Yousra Elbagir ...

The penultimate episode of "Farmer Wants a Wife" season 3 featured family visits on May 15. What happened on Farmer Jay's farm ahead of Madison's Karina Sabol getting her turn in the season finale?

There are 12 intruders joining Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 this week, moving in with the three farmers on the current series, as well as the other women who have been there from the get-go. While I ...

While chatting with the farmers, farmer Jay asked him when he knew that Kimberly was the one. "Uh, when I saw Father of the Bride in 1991," he quips as the guys laugh. But, it's the truth.

Third, farmers can better afford to pay the price of Trump’s tariffs than many other tariff victims. Farmers can already obtain federal insurance against depressed prices for their products.