…the United States. “As you know the land is plentiful and fertile, there’s incredible industry and a lot of hard-working people working at it. There has been a change where…
From Exports to Excess: How Tariffs Are Crushing the Hay Market
…next two weeks as your Southern Oregon, Western Nevada ranches start to put hay into bale. You know, that’s going to be looking for a home and with no change in…
Reisinger Discusses Challenges and Solutions for Farms in Book
…and controversial land grabs—he calls for renewed support through entrepreneurial opportunities, market access, and collaboration between farmers and environmental advocates. Reisinger’s message is clear: without real change, we risk losing…
California Table Grape Commission CEO Discusses Tariffs-Exports
…averaging around 30% export. Nick asked Mr. LaMay: Will that change now since there could be a tariff issue with California table grapes? California Table Grape Commission CEO Discusses Tariffs-Exports…
AgNet News Hour Monday, 05-19-25
…agricultural issues. A major focus was Governor Gavin Newsom’s push to accelerate the Delta Conveyance Project, which aims to improve California’s water management. The proposal aims to tackle climate change,…
AgNet News Hour Friday, 05-16-25
…Key challenges include groundwater management, climate change, environmental flows, and Colorado River reductions. Solutions proposed include stormwater capture, desalination, and improved conveyance infrastructure. Listen to previous AgNet News Hour episodes……
Almond Update: Initial 2025 Almond Production Forecast
…hours in the San Joaquin Valley slowed growth, while warmer temperatures in early March helped accelerate progress and compensate for earlier delays. The mixed climate conditions highlight the ongoing challenges…
California Strawberry Supply Remains Strong
…Retailers are capitalizing on this demand by running promotions and ensuring efficient distribution channels to keep fresh strawberries readily available. California’s favorable climate plays a crucial role in sustaining this…
AgNet News Hour Monday, 05-12-25
…with environmentalists citing wasteful water use in agriculture. Speaker 2 dismissed climate change as weather, and supported the administration’s stance. The segment also covers the impact of 145% tariffs on…
Agricultural Trade Remains Dynamic in Fruit Production and Distribution
…melon trade, driven by consumer preferences and agricultural developments. Navigating these market conditions requires careful monitoring of supply chains, food safety regulations, and environmental influences. As climate patterns shift, producers…
Government Offices Slatted to Close Affects Farmers
…Agency (EPA) is restructuring its operations, eliminating two offices that focus on climate and air pollution regulation. The Office of Atmospheric Protection and the Office of Air Quality Planning and…
California Rich Soil History
Image by Nick Papagni, “The Ag Meter” California is one the only five regions in the world with a true Mediterranean climate. It’s rare. It’s powerful. And, it’s why the…
California Gas Powered Car Ban Voted Down
…proof the mandate. Supporters of the mandate deemed it safe because of Congress not being able to change it. With the Congressional Review Act in place. As the CRA allows…
California Winegrapes Open Award Nominations
…industry through advocacy, vision and action. This award celebrates those who have championed key industry issues and driven meaningful change. Nominations are open through June 9, and recipients will be…





















