…reduction in volume, including: Excessive heat during late July and early August impacting cell division in cherry trees. Poor pollination due to inclement weather during bloom. Tree fatigue after two…
Fixing Farm Labor: Manuel Cunha Calls for Urgent Immigration Reform
…are shaping California’s agriculture workforce. Listen to the full interview with Manuel Cunha. Also explore more interviews with others “Top in the agriculture field in California” at AgNetWest.com. Nick Papagni,…
AgNet News Hour Friday, 06-27-25
…citizen concerned with the future of food production in California. Catch the full interview and analysis at AgNetWest.com, or subscribe to the AgNet West podcast on your favorite platform. The…
Almond Board Advances China Trade Talks
…visit to the consulate last fall,” said Taylor Hillman, ABC Senior Specialist of Industry Communications. “We discussed almond production, marketing efforts, and the impact of Decree 248.” The meeting also…
Joel Allen on Westside Farming, Family Legacy, and Football Fame
…shape all his kids, including NFL star Josh Allen. Raising a Quarterback—and a Community Joel Allen’s story is as much about fatherhood as farming. A proud supporter of his children,…
AgNet News Hour Wednesday, 06-25-25
…your kids. Teach them to chase their passion.” Also in today’s show: discussion around the rollback of the USDA’s 2001 Roadless Rule and what that could mean for wildfire prevention…
Educating California: Why Farming Deserves a Greater Voice
…faces strong headwinds from public perception. “California is overwhelmed by the other side,” Anderson said, referring to misconceptions held by many non-farm residents. He commended the agricultural community for making…
AgNet News Hour Monday, 06-23-25
…what that means for grocers, restaurants, and backyard BBQ fans alike. And speaking of BBQ—today is unofficially “Meat Monday.” Hill dives into the great brisket vs. tri-tip debate, praising brisket’s…
California’s Beef Industry Faces Historic Supply Shortage
…2025 in a severely compromised position. “The beef supply has been extremely compromised,” Hill explained. “It’s been compromised for a couple years, but it’s really starting to show its true…
“My Job Depends on Ag”; A Message that Stuck, and Gave Back
…to our hearts.” The authenticity of their message continues to resonate. The sticker wasn’t created for trend or clout—it was meant to start conversations. And it did. It still does….
California’s Meat Industry Faces Historic Supply Crunch
…from packers across the Midwest and Western states. “The beef market is tight, and it’s not getting better anytime soon,” Hill added. “Forecasts show this could last through 2026.” Navigating…
Almond Update: The Power of Participation — A Grower’s Perspective on Almond Board Committees
…become informed. What started as observation soon evolved into active participation, with Mike joining committees to represent growers and contribute to the industry’s collective progress. He emphasized the value of…
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins Highlights Trade Wins, Disaster Aid, and Regulatory Cuts in House Testimony
…to the rapid distribution of disaster assistance. In just eight weeks, over $7.7 billion was sent to more than 500,000 farmers through the Emergency Commodity Assistance Program. An additional $1…
Fighting for the Future: Petaluma Dairy Farmer Speaks Out on Land Threats
…are still holding out hope for a fair solution.” Moreda has centralized action tools and updates on her website, www.dairygirldiaries.com, under the “Point Reyes Info” tab. There, visitors can find…