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Van Groningen & Sons: A Century of California Farming

Dan October 21, 2025Agri-Business, Corn, Economy, Education, Field & Row Crops, Fruits & Vegetables, Interview, Melons, Nursery crops, Special Reports

…areas of the business—it keeps things harmonious.” A Year-Round Commitment to Farming Van Groningen & Sons cultivates an impressive range of crops—watermelons, pumpkins, honeydews, cantaloupes, sweet corn, squash, almonds, walnuts,…

Verdant Robotics and Van Groningen & Sons Showcase Innovation and Tradition on AgNet News Hour

Dan October 17, 2025AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Corn, Economy, Field & Row Crops, Industry, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Melons, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports, Technology, Water

…family tradition with Brian Van Groningen of Van Groningen & Sons in Manteca. The fourth-generation farmer talked about his family’s 100-year legacy growing watermelons, cantaloupes, honeydews, sweet corn, and pumpkins…

California Agriculture: Fires, Wolves & Farm Labor Reform

Dan September 5, 2025AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Conservation, Drought, Economy, Energy, Environment, Exports/Imports, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Legislative, Podcasts, Special Reports, Tariffs, Trade, Water, Weather

…food supply, thanks largely to immigrant labor. Citrus Greening and Global Potato Trends Rick Dantzler of the Citrus Research and Development Foundation reported promising progress in the fight against citrus…

Ziveli Winery: A Croatian Legacy Thrives in the Heart of California

Dan September 1, 2025Agri-Business, Economy, Exports/Imports, Grapes, Interview, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Regulation, Special Reports, Trade, Water, Wine

…Sweet wines and approachable blends can serve as entry points for new drinkers. John recommends starting with wines that match the preferences of the consumer: “We pull all the sweet…

Florida Citrus and Specialty Crops: Frank Giles on Challenges, Optimism, and Innovation

Dan August 20, 2025AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Exports/Imports, Interview, Labor and Immigration, Legislative, Podcasts, Special Reports, Trade, Water

…are providing critical support. Specialty crop growers beyond citrus have faced pressure from low prices and rising input costs, but Florida’s crop diversity—from tomatoes and sweet corn to blueberries and…

Dale Nicol on Syngenta, Farming Challenges, and Feeding the World

Dan August 17, 2025Agri-Business, Biofuels/Energy, Energy, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Seeds, Solar, Special Reports, Water

…competition. Nicol highlights troubling examples: Potato growers in the Northwest losing money on uncontracted crops. California wine grape producers facing competition from frozen imports from South America and Australia. For…

Tomato Tariff Sparks Industry Concerns Over Supply and Safety

Dan July 24, 2025Economy, Exports/Imports, Tariffs, Tomatoes, Trade

…flags about its broader implications. Tomato Tariff Sparks Industry Concerns Over Supply and Safety Industry Pushback: Concerns From Major Stakeholders Leading fresh produce stakeholders, including the San Antonio-based Nature Sweet…

Wade Kirschenman on Grapes, Potatoes & Policy

Dan July 20, 2025Agri-Business, Economy, Environment, Exports/Imports, Exports/Imports, Grapes, Interview, Irrigation, Regulation, Special Reports, Specialty Crops, Tariffs, Trade, Vegetables, Water

…real challenging for everybody.” Potatoes: A Year-Round Staple While Idaho dominates russet potato production, Kirschenman’s focus is red, white, and yellow varieties—shipped nearly year-round from three regions. Harvests start in…

How George Washington Carver Revived Southern Agriculture

Dan July 17, 2025American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…worn-out Southern soil. He championed the use of alternative crops like peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans, which replenished nutrients in the ground and provided economic opportunities for struggling farmers. Carver’s…

AgNet News Hour Monday, 07-14-25

Dan July 14, 2025AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Podcasts

…But beyond sweet fruit, he carries the weight of advocating for the state’s farmers in Sacramento and Washington, where he says “regulatory burdens have multiplied 12 to 14 times over…

AgNet News Hour: Citrus Expo Preview, USDA Snap Crackdown, and Chad Bianco’s Bold Vision for California Ag

Dan July 11, 2025AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Biofuels/Energy, Cattle, Disease, Economy, Exports/Imports, Irrigation, Labor and Immigration, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Solar, Special Reports, Trade, USDA, Water

…crop producer, from tree fruit and cucurbits to tomatoes, melons, and sweet corn. With CEU credits, a “specialty crop power panel,” and free grower meals—including a Thursday brunch that’s already…

George Washington Carver Transformed Southern Agriculture

Dan July 1, 2025American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…American farming—George Washington Carver. George Washington Carver Transformed Southern Agriculture As agriculture expanded from the Carolinas into Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, early Southern farmers grew peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans….

Morada Produce Reports Cherry Shortage

Dan June 29, 2025As Seen On Instagram, Cherries, Interview, Special Reports

…antioxidants, melatonin, and vitamins, cherries are not only a sweet seasonal treat—they’re a health powerhouse. To learn more or contact Michael Jameson directly, reach out to mmjameson@moradaproduce.com or call Morada…

How Native Crops and European Grains Shaped U.S. Agriculture

Dan June 27, 2025American Agriculture History Minute, Corn, Field & Row Crops, Grain, This Land of Ours

…introducing farm families to vital crops like sweet potatoes, tomatoes, pumpkins, peanuts, and tobacco. These native plants quickly became staples across various regions of the growing nation. Meanwhile, European immigrants…

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