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California Water, Energy, and Resource Policy: A Conversation with Edward Ring

Dan February 21, 2026Agri-Business, Biofuels/Energy, Conservation, Drought, Economy, Environment, Forestry, Greenhouse Gas, Interview, Irrigation, Solar, Special Reports, Water

…Path Forward While political and regulatory hurdles remain, Ring sees opportunity in leadership and collaboration. He notes that the governor and state agencies can implement meaningful change through executive action…

Jamie Johansson Says 2026 Is a Turning Point for Northern California and Agriculture

Josh McGill February 16, 2026AgNet News Hour, Industry, Podcasts

…regulatory climate only weakens both rural communities and the state’s energy reliability. Wildfire management, forest thinning, and predator issues such as wolves were also part of the conversation. Johansson said…

Luther Burbank and the Potato That Changed Agriculture

Dan February 13, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Fruits & Vegetables, Specialty Crops, This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…and enhanced the diversity of plants available to both farmers and consumers. The Potato That Changed American Agriculture While Burbank worked across many plant species, he is best known for…

Record Pistachio Crop, Global Demand, and California’s Water Reality

Dan February 11, 2026Agri-Business, Economy, Environment, Exports/Imports, Interview, Pistachios, Regulation, Special Reports, Tariffs, Trade, Water

…eventually becomes available. He also challenged climate narratives, noting that crops sequester carbon, while fallowed ground does not. Delayed water decisions, he said, create misleading optics while farmers still pay…

How 19th-Century Technology Transformed Corn and Wheat Farming

Dan February 11, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Corn, Field & Row Crops, Grain, This Land of Ours, Wheat

…cultivated, and harvested. A comparison of corn and wheat production between 1850 and 1890 reveals how early mechanization dramatically reduced labor demands while maintaining similar land requirements. These changes laid…

Michigan’s Early Path to Statehood: From the Northwest Territory to Michigan Territory

Dan February 10, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, This Land of Ours

…government reorganized the Northwest Territory, creating the Indiana Territory. Most of the land that now makes up the state of Michigan was included within this newly established territory. This change…

California Walnuts Poised for Growth as Global Markets Align

Dan February 9, 2026Agri-Business, Economy, Interview, Special Reports, Walnuts

…today and where it’s headed next. Nearly 99% of U.S. walnuts are grown in California, thanks to ideal climate and geography. The most recent harvest delivered the second-largest crop on…

Wolves, Water, and the Fight for California Agriculture

Dan February 9, 2026Agri-Business, Conservation, Dairy & Livestock, Economy, Environment, Industry, Interview, Irrigation, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…crops, and rangelands pull CO₂ from the air through photosynthesis. “No industry fights climate change like agriculture,” Aiello says. He urges farmers to own that truth—and say it out loud….

Richard Kreps Says Pistachios, Water, and Common Sense Must Lead California Forward

Dan February 9, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Economy, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Pistachios, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…holds unmatched advantages in climate, soils, and expertise — but only if policymakers embrace common sense. “Farmers are the best environmentalists,” he said. “We just need the freedom to do…

Michigan Agriculture: A National Leader in Diversity, Cherries, and Innovation

Dan February 9, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Cherries, Field & Row Crops, Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…to freshwater, varied soils, and climate conditions that support a wide range of crops and livestock operations. America’s Leading Producer of Tart Cherries Michigan holds the number one ranking in…

John Holmes and the Birth of Agricultural Education

Dan February 6, 2026Agri-Business, American Agriculture History Minute, Education, This Land of Ours

…change in agriculture. In the first half of the 19th century, Europe was experiencing a rise in scientific agriculture, emphasizing experimentation, research, and improved farming practices. These developments captured Holmes’s…

Rick Roberti Calls on Californians to Get Involved as Cattle Industry Faces a Crossroads

Dan February 3, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…and stay competitive, even as regulatory pressure increases. As the series concluded, Roberti struck an optimistic tone. California, he said, still has unmatched climate, soil, and production capacity. What’s missing…

Rick Roberti California Cattle Threats: Wolves, Water, and Workforce

Dan February 2, 2026AgNet News Hour, Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Environment, Interview, Legislative, Podcasts, Regulation, Special Reports

…habitat loss, which in turn pushes predators closer to livestock and communities. “This isn’t climate change,” he said. “This is fuel buildup and bad decisions.” Despite the challenges, Roberti stressed…

California Cattle Challenges & Opportunities: Insights from Rick Roberti

Dan January 30, 2026Agri-Business, Cattle, Conservation, Economy, Education, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…“We can’t rely on partisan lines alone,” Roberti says. “We need to educate and collaborate to make meaningful change.” Community, Membership, and Education The association is not only for large…

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