California

Rick Roberti California Cattle Threats: Wolves, Water, and Workforce

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The February 2 edition of the AgNet News Hour continued the powerful, multi-part conversation with Rick Roberti, President of the California Cattlemen’s Association, as hosts Nick Papagni and Josh McGill…

Sonoma County

Sonoma County Agriculture: Challenges, Advocacy, and Community Engagement

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…shared an inside look at local farming, advocacy, and community outreach, highlighting the complex landscape facing producers today. Battling Regulations and Activist Pressure Ghirardelli described ongoing challenges in the county,…

California

Rick Roberti Warns California’s Wolf Crisis Is Devastating the Cattle Industry

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…threats such as the New World screwworm continue to strain operations. Despite the grim realities, Roberti emphasized that California cattle producers still have unique advantages, including year-round grass growth and…

California

Dayna Ghirardelli Says Sonoma County Agriculture Is Under Constant Attack — and Still Standing

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…pushing California toward a breaking point. “People need to stop voting by party and start voting by reality,” she said. “Quality of life is on the line.” Papagni summed it…

California

Potter Valley Fight Escalates as Rich Brazil Warns California’s Water Future Is on the Line

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…isn’t just a Northern California issue — it’s a warning for every rural community in the state. Brazil, who has lived and worked in Potter Valley for 38 years, explained…