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Tennessee farmers look to expand subsurface drip irrigation system

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By Brent Murphree Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
In Haywood County, Tenn., Chad and Heather Hardy are continuing a legacy of innovative farming through subsurface drip irrigation. They inherited the system from Heather’s father, Jeff Hill, who installed it approximately 20 years ago on 40 acres of his operation that Chad and Heather now operate. Family is a priority focus for the couple, and their daughters, Hollianne and Laurel, are regular visitors to the field.
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USDA’s Great American Cotton Plan receives strong industry support

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By Brent Murphree Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the Great American Cotton Plan on May 28, marking a pivotal moment for America’s struggling cotton industry. She made the announcement while meeting with Arizona farmers and ranchers at Post Farms in Marana, Ariz. The comprehensive initiative aims to restore profitability for cotton producers, rebuild domestic textile manufacturing and reclaim America’s position as the world’s leading cotton exporter.
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New groundwater regulations reshape farm operations

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By Brent Murphree Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
Aquifer depletion and access to that dwindling water supply across the Southwest and into the South have been contentious issues since the first gallon of water was pumped from the ground. Legal battles in California, Arizona, Texas and even Midsouth states have led to years of litigation regarding who has access to that water. Recent legal cases and regulatory changes are reshaping water rights frameworks across multiple states, with implications for agriculture.
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