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…considered cutting-edge, like GPS-guided machinery, commonplace today. Jungman highlighted that farmers are increasingly embracing technology that demonstrates tangible return on investment, whether in labor, water conservation, or operational efficiency. Education,…
…In the 1860s, as the Civil War pulled countless men into military service, American agriculture faced a sudden and profound shift. With many men marching off to battle, farms across…
…of this state.” Navigating Water Challenges Water remains one of the most pressing issues for California farmers. As towns like Stockdale and Shafter expand, the competition for water resources intensifies….
…ambulance service in the late 70s and 80s, to the family’s history in mushroom farming. Stephen acknowledged how meaningful that legacy is, calling it an important part of his identity…
…problems than they solve. The Value of Service Over Bargain Pricing As the conversation continued, Jeff Cox emphasized one of Best Drayage’s core business philosophies: prioritizing service and reliability over…
…the same respect and sustainability that define modern agriculture. Today’s producers take pride in soil conservation practices, using science-based management to maintain soil fertility for generations to come. But historical…
…efficiency, enhance safety, and improve the bottom line. She also praised the vast network of organizations working to vet and support ag tech innovation, including UC Agriculture and Natural Resources,…
Photo by The Oregon State University Collections and Archives on Unsplash Where Forest Meets Prairie: Iowa’s Agricultural Crossroads Iowa sits at one of North America’s most remarkable natural boundaries —…
…Water Resources Control Board, the impacts already felt across the state, and why this fight matters far beyond Kings County. A Busy Year for Kings County Farm Bureau Ference opened…
…the Kings County Farm Bureau, to discuss his ongoing lawsuit against the California State Water Resources Control Board. Ference and his team are challenging what they call “unfair and inconsistent…
…represent some of the best and most innovative farmers or ranchers in the world.” California farmers have long produced more food with fewer resources—less land, less water, fewer inputs—than ever…
…resources — but lack of leadership. Ring’s Monday segment dove deeper into climate data and the misinformation driving many of the state’s environmental policies. “We’re not in a climate crisis,”…
…he said. “But if we keep shutting down resources, we destroy prosperity.” Ring also highlighted a little-known source of methane emissions — natural oil seepage — arguing that California’s refusal to drill…
…oil seeps up naturally,” he said. “The natural seepage of oil out of the ground can only be mitigated by drilling the oil and using it.” Kern County, Long Beach,…
