Michael Gates In a powerful and wide-ranging interview with Nick Papagni—better known as “The Ag Meter”—California Attorney General candidate Michael Gates laid out his vision to restore law and order,…
Attorney General Candidate Michael Gates Targets Fraud, Crime, and Oversight Reform Impacting California Agriculture
The AgNet News Hour featured a high-energy conversation with California Attorney General candidate Michael Gates, who outlined his plans to combat fraud, restore law and order, and bring accountability back…
From Colonial Streets to Community Staples: The History of Farmers Markets in America
…a place to buy food—they embody tradition, community, and the enduring relationship between farmers and consumers. What began as a practical solution for colonial cities has evolved into a lasting…
Coverage and Timing Key for Mealybug and Scale Control
…says success in controlling these pests comes down to proper timing and, most importantly, spray coverage. Vine mealybug remains one of the most difficult pests to manage due to its…
Coverage and Timing Key for Mealybug and Scale Control
…says success in controlling these pests comes down to proper timing and, most importantly, spray coverage. Vine mealybug remains one of the most difficult pests to manage due to its…
California Ag at a Crossroads: Policy, Pressure, and Opportunity
…these organizations, navigating complex policy issues in Sacramento while ensuring agriculture maintains a strong voice. Advocacy in an Urban Political Landscape With more than 95% of Californians living in urban…
California Governor Race and Trade Policy Highlight Challenges and Opportunities for Agriculture
…sales tax allocations tied to online purchases. “They rip off all of our towns,” she said, referencing how local communities are missing out on key funding sources. The broader conversation…
Independent Voice for California: Culotti’s Plan
…key issue Culotti highlights is the Bradley-Burns tax, designed to return local sales tax revenue back to cities for community improvements. However, she explains that with the explosion of online…
California Cherries 2026: Bigger Crop, Earlier Season, New Challenges
…to growers and buyers alike. Weather Still Drives Everything Cherry production continues to depend heavily on Mother Nature. Rain: Minimal impact early, but dangerous during the “straw stage” when cherries…
California Citrus Outlook 2026: Growth, Challenges & Opportunity
…continues to outperform many seasonal fruits when it comes to consumer demand. According to Silva, shoppers make significantly more trips for citrus compared to categories like stone fruit. That consistency…
California Cherry Crop Rebounds in 2026 as Growers Navigate Weather and Market Pressures
…much better crop than we saw last year,” Jameson said. Weather remains the biggest variable in cherry production. Unlike many commodities, cherries are highly sensitive to both winter chill hours…
California Citrus Outlook Strong Despite Weather Challenges and Rising Costs
…this season has been weather. Warmer conditions during the winter months allowed fruit to continue growing, resulting in larger sizing that can complicate packing and marketing. “With the warmer weather,…
World Ag Expo 2026: Inside the Success with Megan Lausten
…opportunities happening year-round, staying connected is key. Main Website: internationalagricenter.com World Ag Expo Website: worldagexpo.com Phone: 559-688-1030 Follow along on social media to keep up with: Upcoming events Exhibitor opportunities…
Clovis Rodeo 112: Tradition, Thrills & Community Impact
…nearly 10,000 fans, with top-tier athletes competing across events like bull riding, barrel racing, team roping, and steer wrestling. In total, around 700 competitors and 200 animals take part, ensuring…