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…accelerating consolidation throughout California agriculture. Ring argued that California should dramatically expand floodwater recharge programs and speed up permitting for farmers willing to recharge groundwater aquifers during wet periods. California’s…
The AgNet News Hour wrapped up its special four-part interview series with California Policy Center Director of Water and Energy Policy Edward Ring, focusing on California’s growing energy crisis, government…
…are importing refined gasoline from refineries in Asia,” Ring said while discussing California’s growing dependence on overseas fuel supplies. According to Ring, California now imports roughly 20 percent of its…
…of Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy Center, continued outlining what he believes are common-sense solutions to California’s long-running water shortages while criticizing decades of political inaction and…
Spider mites remain a consistent challenge for California tree fruit and tree nut growers, often flaring up as temperatures rise and pest management programs shift throughout the season. Todd Burkdoll,…
…of farming, Delta management, desalination, and the upcoming governor race. Ring, Director of Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy Center, warned that California is approaching a critical turning…
…of California agriculture. Paul emphasized that agriculture is changing rapidly, forcing growers to constantly adapt to shifting markets, weather conditions, labor shortages, and consumer demand. “You have to stay ahead…
…Shortened Season Paul also discussed California’s unusually early 2026 blueberry season, driven by extreme spring heat and unpredictable weather patterns. Despite the early start, he said California growers have produced…
…still have failed to build reservoirs to capture runoff,” he said. “The water policies in California are insane.” As California heads deeper into another growing season and another major election…
The AgNet News Hour focused heavily on California’s upcoming governor race and growing concerns throughout agriculture over regulation, food security, land pressure, and the future of family farming in the…
Stephanie Moreda Arend Family farmers in Northern California are sounding the alarm over what they describe as an escalating attack on agriculture, rural communities, and America’s food system. During a…
Here is part 2 on key pests across multiple specialty crops in California. Todd Burkdoll, Field Market Development Manager with Valent U.S.A., says success this season will come down to…
The AgNet News Hour focused on growing tensions between agriculture and environmental activist groups as California farmers continue battling lawsuits, land pressure, and mounting concerns over the future of food…
…City, Sunol, and surrounding communities. A major focus of the interview centered on agriculture and California’s growing regulatory burden on farmers. Papagni pointed out that California produces hundreds of food…
