…Josh Weimer Founded in 1887, Turlock Irrigation District is the oldest irrigation district in California. Today, it delivers surface water to roughly 150,000 acres, serving about 4,700 growers—many of them…
AgNet News Hour Podcast: Water, Policy, and the Future of California Agriculture
…the Turlock Irrigation District (TID), highlights how local control, reliable surface water, and investment in technology can stabilize farming communities. Weimer explains how TID’s proactive management, floodwater capture efforts, groundwater…
The Cooper Barn: A Kansas Landmark of American Agricultural History
AI image created by ChatGPT Barns have long stood at the center of American agriculture, symbolizing hard work, innovation, and the enduring spirit of farm families. As settlers pushed westward…
FFA: Building the Next Generation of California Agriculture Leaders
…Conference 📅 World Ag Expo, Feb. 10–12, International Agri-Center, Tulare – Explore 2.6 million sq. ft., seminars, exhibits, and ag innovation. 🎙️ AgNet News Hour – AgNet West 🌐 Website:…
Milk Is Back: Health Benefits, Kids, and California Dairy
A Renewed Conversation Around Milk Amy DeLisio CEO, Dairy Council of California Milk is once again at the center of the nutrition conversation, and this time, science, policy, and consumer…
Janae Wallace: Miss Rodeo California’s Year of Dedication and Impact
…Rodeo Janae’s background extends beyond rodeo. A graduate of Valley Center High School in northern San Diego County, she focused on athletics and choir rather than FFA or 4-H. She…
Alexandra Duarte Talks Water, Agriculture, and Rural California in State Senate District 4 Race
…local parades. Duarte said the response, especially from children, has been overwhelmingly positive and helps keep agriculture front and center in public view. What Is California State Senate District 4?…
How Weather Shaped Early American Agriculture
…modern irrigation or crop science existed. Rather than choosing crops based on preference, settlers adapted to local conditions, aligning their farming practices with what the land and climate would allow….
SEMIOS Pheromone Technology Helps California Growers Manage Pests
…year-round, from January through December, checking systems, maintaining equipment, and responding to customer needs. This same level of support extends to SEMIOS’ other technologies, including irrigation automation and control through…
How Early Agriculture Shaped Ohio: Insights from Mark Oppold
…and early European settlers. As Mark Oppold highlights, the state’s rise as a major agricultural center in the 19th century helped shape the direction of American farming as a whole….
The Future of California Farming: Insights from Nick Foglio of Foglio Commodities
…by rangeland and cattle operations are turning into subdivisions. Ironically, he predicts that some westside acreage may eventually return to cattle and rangeland due to irrigation limitations, rising cattle prices,…
Land IQ Insights: Mapping California Crops for Smarter Ag Decisions
…planning and regulatory compliance. Supporting Growers and Organizations Rather than directing growers on farming decisions, Land IQ works with umbrella organizations such as commodity boards, irrigation districts, and water agencies….
Inside Butte County Agriculture: Education, Community, and Critical Issues
…Day, scheduled for Wednesday, December 3rd. This one-day farm show includes: Presentations from the Department of Pesticide Regulation Updates from the Butte County Ag Commissioner Insights from CSU Chico’s Center…
California Agave Farming: Stuart Woolf’s Vision for Sustainable Agriculture
…reflect the realities of agriculture. Innovating with Agave: A Sustainable Crop for California Woolf has turned to agave cultivation as a low-water solution for farmland with limited irrigation. Agave requires…