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Judge Limits Hammond's Grazing As Case Proceeds
Land & Livestock Report
Judge Limits Hammond's Grazing As Case Proceeds
Judge Blocks Hammonds' Grazing Permits
Land & Livestock Report
Judge Blocks Hammonds' Grazing Permits
Ranching Industry Praises Department of Interior After Agency Reissues Hammond Ranches' Grazing Permit
Land & Livestock Report
Ranching Industry Praises Department of Interior After Agency Reissues Hammond Ranches' Grazing Permit
Oregon Ranchers Pardoned Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse applauds Presidential pardon for Oregon father-son ranchers Steven and Dwight Hammond.
Oregon Ranchers Pardoned Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse applauds President for pardons of Oregon ranchers Steven and Dwight Hammond.
President Trump Pardons Oregon Ranchers Convicted of Arson
Land & Livestock Report
President Trump Pardons Oregon Ranchers Convicted of Arson
Glyphosate Trial and Oregon Ranchers Pardoned
The Agribusiness Update
Judge rules Glyphosate cancer trial can move forward, and Oregon ranchers get Presidential pardons for Malheur National Wildlife Refuge 2016 takeover.
Keeping the Conversation Moving Forward
Land & Livestock Report
Last week the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupation in Burns, Oregon, ended.
Sign the Petition SaveTheHammonds.com
Farm of the Future
On Wednesday two Eastern Oregon ranchers were sentenced to five years in federal prison under the 1996 Anti-terrorism Act. Their crime? They proactively set a back burn fire on their private property which accidentally burned 140 acres of BLM land at a cost of $100.
Two Oregon Ranchers to Serve Five Years in Federal Prison
Land & Livestock Report
Earlier in the week I shared the story of the two Eastern Oregon Ranchers who were facing a five year federal prison sentence under the 1996 Anti-Terrorism Act for starting a prescribed fire and blackburn on their property which spread to BLM land and burned nearly 140 acres.
Save The Hammonds Petition
Land & Livestock Report
Tomorrow an Oregon rancher and his elderly father will stand in front of a judge who will determine whether or not they have to spend additional years in a federal prison under the 1996 Anti-Terrorism Act.