…business toward the scale of some of the company’s other commodity programs. Tree Fruit Season Brings Challenges At the time of Papagni’s visit, Wildwood was packing its final white peach…
California Cantaloupes Use Social Media to Reach Younger Consumers
…visit CaliforniaCantaloupes.com, where links to the industry’s social channels are available. The campaign represents a larger shift in how agricultural commodities communicate with consumers. Instead of waiting for younger shoppers…
Danny Bernstein: Ag Tech Could Help Save California Farms
…technology companies need to spend time in farming communities and understand agricultural problems firsthand. Reservoir is working to build that bridge. The organization has brought companies including Google, Nvidia and…
Mexico Resumes Live Cattle Exports to U.S. Under Screwworm Protocol
…Mexican veterinarian conducts another inspection before the animals undergo several additional safeguards, including official animal identification and screening by detector dogs. A final veterinary review is also required before the…
Henry A. Wallace: More Than the Father of Hybrid Corn
…seed, communicated with farmers through agricultural journalism, influenced national agricultural policy as Secretary of Agriculture, addressed broader economic issues as Secretary of Commerce and ultimately served as Vice President of…
Enzo’s Olive Oil: Ricchiuti Family Builds on 100 Years of Farming
…or 888-942-3552 Customer Service: hello@enzostable.com.com ENZO Olive Oil Mill 7770 Road 33 Madera, CA 93636 Phone: 559-299-0203, ext. 133 Email: info@enzooliveoil.com Website:ENZO’s Olive Oil / ENZO’S TABLE Sponsored Content Parka…
California Figs Find New Momentum as Demand Grows
…the common misconception that commercially grown California figs contain wasps. Some fig varieties around the world rely on fig wasps for pollination, but Caputo said commercially grown California figs are…
Business Leader Kyle Kirkland Outlines Vision for California’s Future
…During the interview, host Nick Papagni joked that many residents recognize Kirkland more for helping their cats than for his business accomplishments—a compliment Kirkland happily accepted. Agriculture Deserves a Stronger…
Michelle Miller “Farm Babe” Says Farmers Must Tell Their Story Before Someone Else Does
…During those years, she admits she accepted many of the common misconceptions surrounding agriculture and even considered herself an anti-GMO activist. That experience now shapes the way she communicates with…
Michael Gates Outlines Vision for California, Public Safety, and Agriculture in Exclusive Ag Meter Interview
…public meetings throughout California. How to Learn More Gates encouraged Californians interested in his campaign to visit www.gates4ag.com/, where supporters can learn more about his platform, make campaign contributions, and…
Tom McClintock Talks California Water, Farming, and Freedom
…farmers, ranchers, rural communities, and all Californians. Listeners interested in learning more about Congressman McClintock’s work or getting involved with his campaign can visit tommcclintock.com, the official campaign website he…
California Pistachio Crop Could Be Cut in Half: Rich Kreps Explains What Growers Need to Know
…crop could be reduced by more than half compared to last year. Will Pistachio Prices Increase? Naturally, a much smaller crop raises concerns about higher consumer prices. (l-r) Le Ann…
Steve Hilton Says California Must End California’s “War on Agriculture”
…infrastructure, government spending, and what he believes must change if California hopes to remain competitive. The nearly 25-minute interview provides listeners with an in-depth look at Hilton’s priorities while giving…
Keely Covello Talks Potter Valley, Water, and California’s Future with The Ag Meter
…communities. Covello also discussed the role of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), which must approve PG&E’s request to decommission the dams. She expressed hope that federal regulators will carefully…