…could be a defining year for agriculture, energy, and water policy in the Golden State. Johansson farms olives and citrus in Butte County and has spent years advocating for growers…
Why California Growers and Agribusinesses Should Look East to the 2026 Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo
…will take place August 12–13 in Fort Myers, Florida. Attendee registration opens early spring. Agricultural companies interested in exhibiting can reserve a booth at citrusexpo.net/exhibit. For hotel information, visit citrusexpo.net/stay….
Staying One Step Ahead This Season in Citrus and Almonds
…matters most right now in both citrus and almonds. From keeping orchard floors clean and managing winter weeds to smart frost protection strategies and early disease prevention, this discussion focuses…
California Pears vs. Argentina Imports: Chris Zanobini Sounds the Alarm on a Market Under Pressure
…California agriculture problem, impacting everything from citrus to tomatoes to raisins. Their message to listeners was simple: California growers need a fair playing field, and consumers can help by asking…
Why California Agriculture Is Losing Ground Despite Feeding the World
…from a California citrus producer who spends roughly $800 per acre solely on meeting regulatory requirements. These costs are not theoretical—they directly reduce profitability and push producers out of business….
Damian Mason Says California Ag Is Outnumbered, Out Regulated, and Still Unmatched
…commodities than anywhere else in the country. To wrap the episode, Papagni also caught up with Todd Burkdoll of Valent USA, who shared timely seasonal advice for citrus and almond…
Soil Health, Water, and the Future of Farming With Live Earth
…products are used anywhere roots grow—row crops, tree nuts, vineyards, citrus, and even professional sports turf. Taylor points to the Rose Bowl Stadium as an example, where humates are used…
Brooke Rollins Warns California Agriculture Faces an Existential Threat
…billion trade deficit inherited from the prior administration, saying California producers—from blueberries and tree nuts to citrus and dairy—lost real income as a result. A Path Forward for Farmers While…
AI, Robotics, and Innovation in California Agriculture – AgNet News Hour Christmas Special
…expertise, including plant growth regulators, fungicides, and techniques to improve almond, citrus, and grape production. From automation and robotics to innovative crop management and sustainable practices, this Christmas special highlights…
AgNet News Hour: Policy Shifts, Market Pressures, and the Future of California Almonds
…dairy policy and energy costs to citrus season strength and export market expansion, this episode provides critical insight for growers, shippers, and ag professionals. Listen & Subscribe 🎙️ AgNet News…
Todd Burkdoll of Valent USA on Coverage, Technology, and the Future of California Agriculture
…slow applications. Slower passes consistently show more blue—meaning better coverage. Practical Speed Guidelines for Better Coverage Based on his experience, Burkdoll shared general speed recommendations: High-density citrus canopies: 1–1.5 mph…
AgNet News Hour: Weather, Policy, and Crop Insights in California Agriculture
…for cherries, citrus, almonds, and other tree crops. Listeners get insights on rainfall, snow forecasts, and seasonal outlooks, along with the potential impacts on crop yields and farm operations. The…
AgroLiquid’s Abe Isaak on Citrus Nutrition, Frost Protection, and Boosting Brix Levels in California Citrus
…California Citrus Citrus Market Stability Compared to Other Crops Isaak explained that while California citrus has faced its challenges, it has remained more consistent than crops like almonds and wine…
Pheromones, Frost, and Farm Power: This Week on the AgNet News Hour
This week’s AgNet News Hour delivers a fast-paced look at the tools and trends shaping California agriculture, featuring expert insights on citrus nutrition, pheromone pest control, and key Farm Bureau…