cotton

From Barley to Cotton: How America’s Early Crops Shaped Agriculture

DanAmerican Agriculture History Minute, Cotton, Grain, This Land of Ours

…across the South, the evolution of early American farming reveals how adaptability, innovation, and cultural exchange defined the nation’s agricultural roots. The lessons passed down from Native Americans and the…

Edward Ring

Edward Ring on California’s Water Crisis: Fixing a Broken System

DanAgri-Business, Climate Change, Economy, Environment, Interview, Irrigation, Legislative, Regulation, Special Reports, Water

…clear: California’s prosperity depends on restoring balance — between environment and economy, between regulation and innovation, and between perception and reality. Political Reality and Policy Gridlock in California In a…

soil

How Early Farmers Learned to Protect Their Soil

DanAmerican Agriculture History Minute, Soil, This Land of Ours

…and respect. Their evolving understanding laid the groundwork for future advances in agricultural science and conservation policy. This early awareness of soil health set the stage for generations of innovation

electrostatic spraying

Electrostatic Spraying: On Target’s AgTech Revolution

DanAgri-Business, Industry, Interview, Special Reports, Technology

On Target Spray Systems: Revolutionizing Agriculture with Electrostatic Technology Willie Hartman (left) with the Ag Meter at FIRA At FIRA 2025 in Woodland, California, agricultural innovation took the spotlight as…

Merced College

Building the Future of Ag Education at Merced College

DanAgri-Business, Education, Industry, Interview, Special Reports, Technology

…beacon for agricultural innovation and workforce development. Dean Cody Jacobsen, who oversees the Agriculture and Industrial Technology Division, brings a unique perspective to the role — part educator, part farmer,…