Fashion
Next Tuesday on Dirt Diaries, LOVLEI Ranch founder Robin Hoffman Haack discusses working in the family business, entrepreneurship, Western fashion, her love of horses, and following her dreams.
STRAUSS CEO Henning Strauss said the Farm Progress Show offers an important opportunity to connect directly with American farmers and showcase the company’s products in person.
Durango Boots Marketing Manager Erin DeLong joins us to discuss her conversation with Kirbe Schnoor on the latest episode of Dirt Diaries.
The Dutch denim brand’s collapse highlights the financial challenges facing circular fashion and cotton manufacturing.
Experts say slower replacement cycles are shifting the focus from fashion trends to supply chain profitability.
Miller Cattle Company is finding a new use for beef suet through farm-made skin care products.
Mamie Brown McKee, owner of Tucker Brown Boutique, joins us ahead of her appearance on Dirt Diaries to share her family history behind the business, its evolution over nearly four decades, and how she helps the Western spirit alive.
The United Soybean Board says innovation across a range of product development sectors continues to drive demand for soybean oil — from asphalt and sneakers to asphalt and animal feed.
RanchHER Caroline George Larson joins us to discuss her journey into ranching and publishing, storytelling in agriculture, and her upcoming chat on Dirt Diaries: The FarmHER + RanchHER podcast.
Painted by Rom’s Meri Romedy Barbian joins Eliza to share her artwork, discuss her’Southern pop art’ style, and her art connects to rural themes on Market Day Report Weekend.
World cotton stocks are projected to be lower in 2026/27, but inventories remain large enough to limit a true shortage story.
Natasha McCrary of 1818 Farms joins us to share the inspiration behind their new “America 250" Collection, and how rural traditions continue to shape modern American history and culture.
The American Sheep Industry Association says high labor costs and volatile markets continue creating pressure for producers.
USDA will elevate its “Plant Not Plastic” initiative and promote American cotton over synthetic fibers.
Textile strategist Robert Antoshak says responsible fashion is not dead, but voluntary sustainability language is not enough on its own.
USDA Elevates “Plant Not Plastic” Initiative and Supports Buying American Cotton Act
