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How Minneapolis Mills Produced Nearly All of the Nation’s Flour

Dan February 3, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Corn, Field & Row Crops, This Land of Ours, Wheat

…remains. Remarkably, all three companies—or their corporate descendants—are still major flour producers today, more than a century after their dominance peaked. Minnesota’s rise as America’s flour capital illustrates how infrastructure,…

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

Dan February 2, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…that cattle producers are not asking to eliminate wolves or abandon environmental responsibility. They want balance — and the right to protect their livelihoods. “Give us the ability to defend…

California Cattle Challenges & Opportunities: Insights from Rick Roberti

Dan January 30, 2026Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Economy, Education, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…their livelihoods. The California Cattlemen’s Association provides a platform for producers to advocate directly to lawmakers. “Our annual breakfast in Sacramento allows Assembly members and senators to hear firsthand what…

Sonoma County Agriculture: Challenges, Advocacy, and Community Engagement

Dan January 30, 2026Agri-Business, Conservation, Dairy and Livestock, Economy, Education, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Special Reports, Tree, nut & vine crops, Water, Wine

…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,…

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

Dan January 30, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…their lowest level since 1951, and rebuilding a herd takes years — not months. While producers have improved meat quality and efficiency, challenges like labor costs, regulation, border issues, and…

American Agriculture’s Expansion in the Early 1900s

Dan January 29, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…alternative crops and developing new markets for them, Carver played a crucial role in improving soil conditions and increasing economic resilience for southern producers. Fertilizer Use Reflects Expanding Production As…

California Raisins in Trouble: Kalem Barserian Warns the Industry Is Shrinking Fast

Dan January 26, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Grapes, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports, Specialty Crops

…eating raisins again. With milk and other products using colorful packaging and fun messaging to reach young consumers, Papagni argued raisins need that same energy, even suggesting the return of…

Anna Baldwin and the First Milking Machine

Dan January 23, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Cattle, Dairy and Livestock, This Land of Ours

…during the late 19th century. A Groundbreaking Patent in 1879 In 1879, Anna Baldwin patented what is recognized as the first milking machine designed to replace hand milking. At a…

Verdant Robotics’ Sharpshooter Is Redefining Precision Weed Control

Dan January 22, 2026Agri-Business, Industry, Interview, Special Reports, Technology

…without rutting or compaction. Return on investment varies by crop, but the economics are compelling. Vegetable growers often see ROI through reduced hand labor, while specialty and row-crop producers benefit…

Drones, Sharpshooter Precision, and Almond Bloom Protection: Technology Takes Over AgNet News Hour

Dan January 21, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Almonds, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports, Technology

…matters, even in agriculture. The hosts pointed to how companies like Crystal Creamery are adding kid-friendly games and facts to milk cartons, small changes that can boost long-term consumer demand…

Why California Agriculture Is Losing Ground Despite Feeding the World

Dan January 20, 2026Agri-Business, Economy, Interview, Regulation, Special Reports

…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….

California Farmers in Focus at Farm Bureau Convention

Dan January 16, 2026Agri-Business, Biofuels/Energy, Conservation, Economy, Education, Environment, Event, General, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports, Technology, Water

…crops—especially specialty crops—was encouraging for producers who often feel overlooked. During a specialty crops session Douglas moderated, USDA, RMA, and NRCS officials discussed practical improvements to insurance and conservation programs….

Shannon Douglas on California’s Big Five: Water, Labor, Regulations, Wolves, and the Future of Farm Tech

Dan January 16, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports, Technology, Water

…a growing crisis that is costing producers heavily and expanding into new areas. Recent incidents have even included wolves taking down a horse near homes—an alarming signal that the situation…

California Ag Spotlight: Farm Bureau & Almond Updates

Dan January 15, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Almonds, Economy, Interview, Podcasts, Special Reports

…emphasizes both immediate and long-term support for producers. The hosts note the importance of federal engagement in California agriculture, especially amid water challenges, regulatory pressures, and emerging predation concerns. The…

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