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…programs that sustain California’s agricultural leadership. As Otto explains, investing in FFA ensures students are prepared for careers in production agriculture, agribusiness, technology, finance, and beyond, keeping California agriculture strong…
…and livestock feed. From early settlement through the 19th century, corn production shaped farm economies and rural livelihoods across the country. However, while growing corn was essential, processing it—particularly removing…
…chocolate milk are excellent recovery drinks, often outperforming commercial sports beverages. National Milk Day and Milk’s Rich History The conversation also spotlighted National Milk Day on January 11, which commemorates…
…programs, giving children access to nutritious milk and locally grown foods. We also celebrate National Milk Day on January 11th, showcasing milk’s history, pasteurization, and its vital role in healthy…
…planting to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion. The message was clear: healthy soil is the foundation of a healthy nation. The War Effort and Renewed Production When the U.S….
…expertise, including plant growth regulators, fungicides, and techniques to improve almond, citrus, and grape production. From automation and robotics to innovative crop management and sustainable practices, this Christmas special highlights…
…conversation on the real challenges facing agriculture today. Foglio breaks down weak hay and alfalfa markets, low milk prices, lost export demand, and the tough financial decisions farmers must make…
…feel with regulatory hurdles, inadequate mitigation tools, and the ongoing challenge of balancing wildlife conservation with the realities of food production and rural livelihoods. From there, the conversation widens to…
…is being deliberately pushed out of production to make way for industrial development. One major concern is the rapid expansion of data centers, which consume enormous amounts of water and…
…for early farmers. As settlement expanded westward, wheat production followed, creating a steadily advancing wheat frontier. This frontier continued moving west and eventually spread across what is now known as…
…operations, designed to house livestock, store feed, and support large-scale agricultural production. Its massive size stands as a testament to the ambition and practicality of Midwestern farmers. The Stark Barn:…
…where foliage is heavier and less where it is sparse. This technology has already become standard in European greenhouse production, driven by cost control and efficiency. However, Burkdoll cautioned that…
…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…
…where environmental conditions favored dairying. The transition from grain-heavy farming to dairy production helped establish these states as major dairy centers—a status they continue to hold today. The movement from…
