…the world.” A Global Networking Opportunity for California Producers With over 15 countries represented, the Expo is shaping up to be a major international gathering point for growers, suppliers, and…
California Farming at a Crossroads
…trends are leading the country toward a serious food security crisis. With 70% of U.S.-grown fruit and 50% of vegetables coming from California, policy-driven land reductions could have national consequences….
Call to Prioritize California Farming Amid Environmental Controversy
…damaged fragile ecosystems.” A Skewed Narrative Blaming Farmers Kreps argued that the current narrative unfairly targets farmers as the cause of environmental degradation, particularly in relation to the Delta’s declining…
CDFA Expands Quarantine to Contain Pest Outbreak in Orange County
…the guidelines and follow all compliance requirements. Safeguarding California’s Agriculture California’s agriculture remains a pillar of the national food system. Rapid response efforts like this reflect CDFA’s commitment to safeguarding…
USDA Proposal Sparks Concern Among Organic Mushroom Growers
…future integrity of USDA organic certification. Threat to Consumer Confidence in Organic Labeling Growers and trade organizations argue that the proposed changes could undermine consumer trust in the USDA organic…
California Walnuts Launch “Feel Good” Campaign for Gen Z & Millennials
…Commission, based in Folsom, has unveiled its newest national campaign: California Walnuts Feel Good. The initiative is part of a major rebranding effort to reposition walnuts as a convenient, healthy…
AgNet News Hour Monday, 06-23-25
…to know. But it’s not just about what’s on the plate. The conversation shifts to Tulare County, where farmers are once again at odds with the State Water Board over…
California Ag Water Outlook: Hope from Ryan Jacobsen
…future” are what’s in California agriculture future. đź“š Explore More: Check out our other featured posts by Ryan Jacobsen to see how California’s ag community continues to inspire change, from…
AgNet News Hour Friday, 06-20-25
…drawn praise from leading industry groups, including the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, for its aggressive and proactive approach to protecting domestic food supplies. Rollins also detailed a five-part USDA strategy…
“My Job Depends on Ag”; A Message that Stuck, and Gave Back
…future generations of farmers and ag professionals. It reminds us all that agriculture isn’t just a job. It’s a way of life. Sponsored Content CIR Agriculture Harvester Products March 1,…
Windmills and Their Lasting Legacy in American Agriculture
Ag History Minute: From Ancient Innovation to American Farms In this edition of the American Agriculture History Minute, we take a closer look at one of the most enduring tools…
California’s Meat Industry Faces Historic Supply Crunch
Darren Hill of JD Food Discusses Beef Shortages, Rising Costs, and the Future of Meat in California In a candid conversation with “The Ag Meter,” Darren Hill, sales manager at…
Agricultural Trails Shaped the West
American Ag History Minute: Santa Fe, Oregon, and California Trails In this edition of the American Agriculture History Minute, Mark Oppold takes us back to a pivotal time in westward…
“My Job Depends on AG”: California’s Farming Backbone
…From citrus groves to almond orchards, California’s farmers produce over 400 commodities. But it’s not just about what’s grown — it’s about the people. Tens of thousands of families rely…