…candidates were asked about climate policy while agriculture, water, and food production received little attention. “Ag is one of the main drivers of the success of California,” Bianco said. “Our…
Huma Highlights Water-Saving Potential of SURF-MAX® Technology
…conducted in Spain, where production systems and climate conditions share similarities with California specialty crop production. The trials evaluated SURF-MAX® across several crops and showed irrigation water savings ranging from…
Edward Ring Warns California Energy Policies Are Driving Up Gas Prices and Hurting Agriculture
…money,” he said while discussing why businesses continue leaving the state. The interview also turned toward California’s broader climate and renewable energy policies, including offshore wind, electric vehicle mandates, and…
Edward Ring Series Continues as California Water Debate and Governor Race Intensify
…“We have to change the regulations,” Ring emphasized repeatedly throughout the interview. One proposed solution involved completing the long-discussed Folsom South Canal extension, which Ring and former Congressman John Duarte…
When Rural America Waited for Power
…nation were rapidly modernizing with electric lights, appliances, and industrial growth, much of rural America remained in conditions that had changed little for generations. Farm families depended on manual labor…
When Power Reached the Farm: Rural America’s “Zero Hour”
…milestone for farm families who had waited generations for such change. “Zero Hour”: A Moment Never Forgotten For those who lived through it, one moment stood above all others. It…
Dena Maldonado Talks Farming, Crime, and California’s Future in Congressional Run
…change. During an interview with “The Ag Meter” host Nick Papagni, Maldonado discussed why she decided to run for California’s 14th Congressional District, the struggles facing agriculture, rising crime, government…
California Agriculture at a Crossroads-Roger Isom Warns of Water, Regulation, and Economic Crisis
…interview also focused heavily on California’s fuel prices and climate regulations. Isom noted that Californians routinely pay several dollars more per gallon than drivers elsewhere in the country due to…
California Agriculture Faces Early Harvests, Water Pressure, and Growing Regulatory Concerns
…not enough to do it,” Isom explained. Beyond water, the interview highlighted growing frustration over California’s regulatory climate, including restrictions tied to pesticides, air quality, automation, and labor compliance. “We’re…
California Farmers Face Mounting Pressure from Water, Fuel Costs, and Peach Industry Collapse
…“There’s a lot more fallowed acres out there,” Isom explained. The discussion also touched on growing concerns over California’s regulatory climate, including pesticide restrictions, air quality rules, labor regulations, and…
David Tangipa Says California Is at a Crossroads for Farmers, Water, Taxes and the Future of the State
…Tangipa said, urging residents to fight for change instead of leaving the state behind. Farmers Fear California’s Direction The interview frequently returned to the struggles facing California agriculture. Tangipa said…
Potter Valley Water Battle: Farmers Fight to Save Lifeline
…a state defined by unpredictable rainfall and a Mediterranean climate, this infrastructure is essential for farming, ranching, wildfire protection, and everyday life. However, mounting pressure from environmental NGOs and regulatory…
Potter Valley Fight Intensifies as Community Pushes Back Against Dam Removal and Water Loss
…Mediterranean climate, where rainfall is limited to certain times of the year. “We need a place to store it,” she said. Beyond water supply, the conversation also addressed broader concerns…
California Insurance Crisis: Can Experience Fix What’s Broken?
…take the right leadership and a willingness to change course. Get Involved & Learn More Korsgaden encourages voters to learn more about her platform and get involved: 👉 Website: stacyforinsurancecommissioner.com…