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Ranchers Highlight Conservation Benefits of Expanded Federal Grazing

Hailey Smith June 29, 2026Cattle, Education, Environment, Forestry, USDA

The recent decision to expand federal grazing opportunities on public lands has sparked discussion across the agricultural community, with livestock organizations praising the move and environmental groups voicing concerns. A recent report highlighted …

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Roger Isom

Roger Isom Calls for Water Investment, Regulatory Reform, and Voter Engagement

Dan June 29, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Interview, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

The second half of AgNet News Hour’s conversation with Roger Isom focused on what he believes are the biggest issues facing California agriculture: water infrastructure, regulatory reform, and the state’s …

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James Oliver chilled plow

James Oliver’s Chilled Plow Revolutionized Agriculture Worldwide

Dan June 29, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Technology, This Land of Ours

The Innovation That Changed Farming When many people hear the name Oliver, they immediately think of the iconic Oliver tractors that first entered production in 1929. However, the Oliver legacy …

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California packaging rules

Roger Isom Warns California Packaging Rules Could Increase Costs for Agriculture

Dan June 26, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

California agriculture could face higher production costs and increased regulatory burdens as new packaging requirements move toward implementation, according to Roger Isom, president and CEO of the Western Tree Nut …

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Three Sisters farming

The Three Sisters: An Ancient Farming Method That Helped Shape American Agriculture

Dan June 26, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Corn, Field & Row Crops, This Land of Ours

American agriculture has been built upon generations of innovation, adaptation, and stewardship of the land. Among the earliest and most effective farming techniques practiced in North America was a planting …

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Allied Grape Growers

Allied Grape Growers at 75: Jeff Bitter Talks Survival, Wine Trends, and California’s Future

Dan June 26, 2026Agri-Business, Economy, Grapes, Interview, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

California Wine Industry Faces Challenges, But Allied Grape Growers Looks Ahead with Confidence California’s wine grape industry is navigating one of the most difficult periods in decades, but according to …

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glassy-winged sharpshooter

California Lawmakers Seek Emergency Funding to Fight Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter

Hailey Smith June 25, 2026Consumer News, Disease, Environment, Funding, Pest Update, USDA

California lawmakers are urging USDA to provide emergency assistance as the glassy-winged sharpshooter continues to spread across the state, threatening vineyards and other high-value specialty crops. A recent report highlighted a bipartisan effort …

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Biologically Integrated Farming Systems

California Proposes Stronger Pesticide Enforcement Rules

Hailey Smith June 25, 2026Consumer News, Education, Event, Regulation

California’s Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) is proposing a sweeping update to the state’s pesticide enforcement system, with changes designed to increase penalties for serious violations and improve enforcement consistency …

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biomanufacturing

DOE Updates 45Z Tax Credit Rules to Support Biofuel Feedstocks

Hailey Smith June 25, 2026Biofuels/Energy, Economy, Energy, Funding, Greenhouse Gas

New guidance for the federal 45Z tax credit is expected to provide greater clarity for biofuel producers while creating new opportunities for farmers supplying renewable fuel feedstocks. A recent report highlighted long-awaited updates …

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Allied Grape Growers

Allied Grape Growers Marks 75 Years While Navigating Wine Industry Challenges

Dan June 25, 2026AgNet News Hour, Economy, Grapes, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports, Wine

The California wine industry is facing a period of transition, but leaders within the sector remain focused on long-term stability and future growth. During the recent 75th anniversary celebration of …

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George Washington Carver

George Washington Carver: The Innovator Who Helped Transform Southern Agriculture

Dan June 25, 2026Industry

How One Scientist Changed Farming in the South As American agriculture expanded southward from the Carolinas into what are now Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, farmers faced both opportunity and uncertainty. …

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Gray Wolf Populations Remain a Growing Concern for Western Cattle Producers

Hailey Smith June 24, 2026Cattle, Dairy and Livestock, Industry News

The ongoing debate over gray wolf protections under the Endangered Species Act continues to be a major issue for ranchers across the western United States. A recent report highlighted concerns from …

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Retail Lamb Sales Climb as Consumers Continue to Pay Higher Prices

Hailey Smith June 24, 2026Consumer News, Dairy & Livestock, Economy, Funding, Sheep

Consumer demand for lamb remains resilient despite ongoing price increases, according to the latest retail sales data. A recent report highlighted new analysis from the American Lamb Board showing strong growth …

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California Blueberry Season Falls Short of Early Record Expectations

Hailey Smith June 24, 2026Berries, Crop Forecast, Environment, Fruits & Vegetables

California’s blueberry season is moving past its peak harvest period, but production totals are expected to come in below early projections after a series of weather challenges affected yields across …

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