…warrant?’” 4. Reform Through the Dignity Act Cunha highlighted his collaboration with Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) and a bipartisan coalition—Immigration Reform for Frontline Workers Alliance—supporting the Dignity Act. The…
Joel Allen on Westside Farming, Family Legacy, and Football Fame
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Northwest Cherry Season Begins with Strong 2025 Crop Forecast
…to favorable growing conditions and continued improvements in orchard management and harvest practices that have enhanced both fruit quality and overall yields. Extended Harvest Through Early September The 2025 cherry…
Daniel Jackson Highlights East vs. West Side Water Struggles
…have evolved, Jackson says the west side is now more stable by comparison. “We’re actually in better shape on the west side, because we kind of know the rules better…
Screwworm Threat Sparks Swift Federal Action
…parasitic threat as “devastating to the American livestock industry if it reaches our border.” Screwworm Threat Sparks Swift Federal Action Rollins spoke following a roundtable with state leaders, outlining a…
Educating California: Why Farming Deserves a Greater Voice
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Citrus and Specialty Crop Expo 2025 Welcomes California Growers
…shortages, and crop management. Seminars Cover Tariffs, Trade, Farm Bill, and More The educational lineup includes a general session featuring a keynote address, followed by breakout seminars tailored to both…
California Ag Water Outlook: Hope from Ryan Jacobsen
…reliable water supply,” he said, referencing the impact of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) and federal reductions. “It’s been death by a thousand cuts.” Despite these obstacles, Jacobsen believes…
AgNet News Hour Friday, 06-20-25
…Brooke Rollins leads the show. In response to growing screwworm activity near the U.S.-Mexico border, the USDA has broken ground on a new $8.5 million sterile fly production facility in…
AgNet News Hour Thursday, 06-19-25
…Australia. Also in this episode, Todd Burkdoll from Valent U.S.A. shared critical insights on disease and pest management for berry growers transitioning into summer—especially useful given this year’s shift from…
Spring Rainfall Bring Thrip Challenges to California Citrus Growers
…premium-grade fruit in the marketplace next season. Looking Ahead As growers remain on high alert, Silva emphasized the importance of continued diligence and pest management throughout the season. The impact…
“My Job Depends On Ag” Celebrates 10 Years of Grassroots Impact
…on Facebook, touching nearly every corner of the state and beyond. “My Job Depends On Ag” Celebrates 10 Years of Grassroots Impact The concept was born out of frustration with…
Jesse Silva Discusses California Citrus, Global Trade, Future of Farming
…for juicing, while continuing to harvest summer lemons and imported varieties like mandarins and Caracaras. Lemon Market Shifts and Tariff Impact Silva notes a dramatic summer upswing in lemon demand,…
Growing Edge: Quash® at the Forefront: Effective Management for Alternaria and Beyond
…or hull rot, Quash® Fungicide remains one of the most trusted and proven tools in your disease control program. With broad spectrum activity and many five-star UC ratings on almond…