…we can’t talk to people we disagree with,” Harvey said. In speeches across California, he has urged communities to remember that disagreement does not make someone the enemy. As the…
Franklin King: Pioneer of Modern Organic Farming
…but also developed and refined methods that laid the groundwork for modern organic farming. Legacy in Agriculture While the principles King promoted—such as sustainable soil management and environmentally conscious farming—are…
California Farmers Face Policy, Energy, and Innovation Challenges
…can reach her through her company website, terraintech.co. The site includes a contact form and details about projects in progress. While some initiatives remain confidential, she is eager to connect…
Jean Étienne de Boré: Pioneer of Granulated Sugar in Louisiana
…a thriving industry. Transforming Sugarcane Into a Profitable Commodity By demonstrating that sugarcane could be processed efficiently and profitably, de Boré played a crucial role in transforming it into one…
Beef Supply Shortages and Meat Prices: Darren Hill of JD Food
…Hill said the industry is now adapting. The price gap between compliant and non-compliant pork has narrowed. Non-compliant pork—produced outside California—can still be sold if it undergoes further processing in…
E.T. York: Advancing American Agriculture Through Education and Leadership
…Agricultural Knowledge York’s commitment to education and outreach was evident in his prolific work as a writer and lecturer. He authored more than 100 papers and articles focused on agriculture…
Reedley College Ag Conference 2025: Innovation, Careers & Farming’s Future
…sessions, the event will host a career fair for agricultural employers. Companies such as Fowler Packing, Moonlight, Fresno Equipment Company, Sun-Maid, and HMC Farms will be present to meet Reedley…
Fighting for California Agriculture and Values: David Tangipa on Water, Farmers, and Policy
…Tangipa is vocal about the dangers of ideological extremism and media bias. He explained, “Just because you don’t like what they say doesn’t make them a fascist. Just because you…
Freeman Vineyard: Organic Sonoma Wines with Global Reach
…come from direct channels, which grew by 7% this year. International markets: About 25% of sales come from overseas, with strong demand in Japan, Singapore, and across 15 countries. Wholesale:…
Norman Borlaug: The Father of the Green Revolution
…tied to American agriculture. His upbringing in Iowa’s farm country shaped his values and inspired his lifelong commitment to food production and rural communities. Legacy of Norman Borlaug Norman Borlaug’s…
My Job Depends on Ag: How a Grassroots Sticker Campaign Grew Into a Movement Supporting California Agriculture
…of educating the public that food doesn’t come from grocery stores—it begins with farmers who need water, land, and support to keep producing the safest, highest-quality food in the world….
California Wine Month: Sustainability, Innovation, and the Future of Wine
…A Time to Celebrate Every September, the industry comes together for California Wine Month, a celebration that coincides with harvest season. It’s a time to highlight the cultural significance of…
Native American Agriculture: Roots of U.S. Farming
…the soil. Floodplain farming also complemented their use of fire. When combined, seasonal flooding and ash from burned vegetation created fertile, productive soil that could sustain communities for generations. Staple…
Don Cameron: California Ag Leadership & Challenges
…without farmworkers, agriculture in California cannot survive. He advocates for legalization measures—not necessarily citizenship, but legal work status—to give long-time workers stability. He supports improvements to the H-2A guest worker…