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Below you'll see everything we could locate for your search of “global food security”
…technology, science, innovation, advocacy, and business—making the industry accessible even to first-generation farmers. Major policy topics include food affordability, land-use protection, utility costs, workforce and immigration reform, and the urgent…
…California Annual Meeting, including remarks from President and CEO Clarice Turner, who outlines global demand trends, sustainability leadership, AI-driven research, and new value-added uses for almonds, hulls, and shells. From…
…nut crop production, and emerging global demand trends for pistachios and walnuts. A highlight of the episode is the interview with Todd Bergdoll of Valent USA, who shares his expertise…
…the evolving food and farming landscape of Ohio. This exchange of crops and techniques between cultures helped shape the early agricultural identity of the state. Ohio Becomes a National Leader…
…2025. From hay and forage markets to dairy economics, water uncertainty, and the global forces shaping local prices, Foglio explains why producers across the Central Valley and Imperial Valley are…
…Area. When wildfire hydrants run dry, energy becomes unaffordable, and families choose between fuel and food, Foglio says voters will eventually demand change. California’s Young People Face a Tough Climb…
The Morrill Act of 1862 and the Birth of Land-Grant Universities Courtesy od…
…States. This acquisition helped establish the Midwest as the nation’s agricultural heartland and shaped American food production for generations. A Lasting Legacy The Louisiana Purchase is more than a historic…
…transforming into a more efficient and sustainable system. In segment three, Greg Christensen analyzed current crop markets, noting continued pressure from high production costs, shifting global demand, and supply chain…
Rethinking Wine for a New Generation: A Global Conversation with Master of Wine Tim Hanni Tim Hanni The global wine industry is at a crossroads. Declining consumption, shifting demographics, oversupply,…
…says none of it matters without drinkers. A global oversupply of wine—from Europe to Australia—means the market is competitive like never before. Success will come from meeting consumers where they…
Building a Global Framework for the Future of Wine Nicholas “Nick” Karavidas Nicholas Karavidas continued outlining his vision for a more unified global structure that supports the small and mid-sized…
…crop “into the weeds,” creating a backlog that could take years to unwind. Global Wine Vision 2035: A Call for Worldwide Alignment Karavidas also discussed his major initiative, Global Wine…
…of American farming during a period when the nation was expanding both westward and industrially. Livestock Production Fuels Food and Industry Agriculture in early Ohio extended far beyond crops. Livestock—especially…
