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…salmon. Recharge and groundwater management: Utilizing excess stormwater to recharge aquifers could restore depleted groundwater while supporting agricultural needs without impacting contracted water allocations. Ring stresses the importance of collaboration…
The February 20 edition of the AgNet News Hour focused squarely on agricultural automation, return on investment, and whether California is ready to truly support innovation in the field. Hosts…
Bee Season in Full Swing: The February 18 edition of the AgNet News Hour focused on one of the most critical — and often overlooked — inputs in California agriculture:…
…In a recent interview on AgNet West’s Ag Meter, Congressman John Duarte of Duarte Nursery offered a candid, wide-ranging conversation about what lies ahead for California agriculture — and why…
…efficiency and reduce costs. In today’s Agronomic Minute, Dylan Rogers, Sales Account Manager for AgroLiquid, shared insight into how growers can balance both approaches throughout the season. Rogers explained that…
…said, there is no backup plan for water delivery, agriculture, or public health in those regions. Immigration and labor rounded out the conversation. Duarte argued that agriculture needs a permanent,…
Labor, Land, and Innovation: How 19th-Century Farming Became More Efficient American agriculture in the 19th century underwent a profound transformation as new tools and techniques reshaped how crops were planted,…
…in tradition, but finally embracing modern marketing and global opportunity. 🎙️ AgNet News Hour – AgNet West 🌐 Website: agnetwest.com 📱 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and all…
…making farming possible in areas where rainfall alone was not sufficient. Irrigation would later become a cornerstone of western agricultural expansion. Laying the Foundation for Modern Agriculture Together, these early…
…Groundwork for Modern Agriculture Together, these advancements signaled a turning point in American agricultural history. The transition from hand labor to horse-drawn and mechanical power reduced labor demands, increased efficiency,…
…updates on World Ag Expo, with Papagni and McGill reminding listeners that innovation remains one of agriculture’s strongest tools. Precision technology, smarter agronomy, and efficient equipment are helping growers stretch inputs…
…in 1850: Heavy Labor, Limited Efficiency In 1850, corn farming was highly labor-intensive. Producing 100 bushels of corn required an estimated 75 to 90 labor hours and took 2½ to…
…Hour – AgNet West 🌐 Website: agnetwest.com 📱 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms 📲 Follow on social media: AgNet West (Facebook, Instagram, X)…
California growers and agribusiness leaders face no shortage of challenges — water management, labor availability, pest and disease pressure, rising input costs, and the constant need to stay competitive in…
