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Enzo’s Olive Oil: Ricchiuti Family Builds on 100 Years of Farming

Dan August 25, 2026Agri-Business, Environment, Exports/Imports, Exports/Imports, Interview, Labor and Immigration, Special Reports, Specialty Crops, Trade, Water

…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 Agriculture Pushes for Protection of USMCA Ahead of 2026 Review

Hailey Smith August 24, 2026Economy, Tariffs, U.S-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA)

…in international markets because of tariffs, growers could find themselves at a competitive disadvantage compared with producers in countries that do not face the same trade costs. That concern is…

Rosa Brothers Milk: From Tulare Dairy to California Brand

Dan August 21, 2026Agri-Business, Cattle, Commodities, Dairy & Livestock, Dairy and Livestock, Economy, Industry, Interview, Special Reports, Trade

…and other products. Rosa said the business works with several local beef producers because the family wants to help other farmers and ranchers capture additional value from their commodities. That…

USDA: From Lincoln’s “People’s Department” to a Modern Agriculture Agency

Dan August 20, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…comparing the size of the nation’s farm workforce with the growth of the department itself. Agriculture and USDA at the Turn of the 20th Century By 1900, approximately 11 million…

Can Raisins Be Great Again? Jeff Smutny on California’s Raisin Future

Dan August 19, 2026Agri-Business, Economy, Exports/Imports, Interview, Special Reports, Specialty Crops, Trade

California’s raisin industry is at a crossroads, facing declining acreage, rising labor and production costs, global competition and the challenge of attracting the next generation of farmers. But Jeff Smutny,…

USDA and the Birth of America’s Land-Grant Universities

Dan August 18, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…intended solely for a relatively small elite. The land-grant model emphasized practical education that could benefit working Americans and their communities. Agriculture was at the center of that mission. Kansas…

California Figs Find New Momentum as Demand Grows

Dan August 17, 2026Agri-Business, Exports/Imports, Exports/Imports, Infrastructure, Interview, Special Reports, Specialty Crops, Trade, Water

…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…

California Figs Make a Comeback as Growers Respond to Rising Demand

Dan August 17, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports, Specialty Crops

…Caputo said 100 percent of commercially grown figs in the United States come from California, giving the state’s growers a unique position in both domestic and international markets. “There is…

Land-Grant Universities Transform American Agriculture

Dan August 17, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…between higher education, farming, research, and the needs of rural communities. Kansas State and Iowa State Among the Earliest Kansas State University and Iowa State University are often regarded as…

Joe Del Bosque: Water, Labor and the Future of West Side Farming

Dan August 14, 2026Agri-Business, Almonds, Climate Change, Conservation, Drought, Economy, Energy, Environment, Exports/Imports, Exports/Imports, Infrastructure, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Melons, Organic, Regulation, Special Reports, Technology, Trade, Water

…maintain a reliable workforce. Crews begin work as early as possible, with the goal of finishing by approximately 2:00 or 2:30 p.m. before the hottest part of the day. Workers…

Joe Del Bosque on Farming the West Side: Water, Labor and Resilience

Dan August 13, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Almonds, Climate Change, Conservation, Drought, Economy, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Melons, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports, Trade, Water

…picked cantaloupes himself beginning at about age 10. Today, his crews work early to avoid the worst afternoon heat, with cold water, shade and breaks provided to help protect workers….

Merced College Prepares the Next Generation of Ag Leaders

Dan August 12, 2026Agri-Business, Almonds, Economy, Education, Environment, Interview, Regulation, Special Reports, Technology

…important skills before advancing. Employers, according to Jacobsen, are already reporting that Merced College graduates are among their top employees because they bring practical experience, communication skills and workplace reliability…

Merced College Prepares Students for Agriculture’s Future

Dan August 12, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Education, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports, Technology

…is preparing students for those opportunities. Jacobsen highlighted Merced College’s strong connections with California high schools and FFA programs. The college hosts statewide FFA competitions, welding finals and other agricultural…

Merced College Builds the Future of Agriculture

Dan August 11, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Education, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports

…and business directly into his work at the college. Industry partnerships are another key component. Merced College works with organizations including the Almond Board of California, Toro, Duarte Nursery, Sunridge…

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