…Leaders: Campaign School California Farm Bureau’s Campaign School, set for January 15–16 in Sacramento, offers hands-on training for individuals interested in running for local, county, or state office. Open to…
Elaine Culotti: Why California’s Farmers, Cities, and Future Are at a Breaking Point
…her view, the failure to complete the rail system has left behind unfinished infrastructure and squandered economic opportunity for an entire region. Budget Deficits, COVID Funds, and Accountability The conversation…
AgNet News Hour: California Farm Bureau President Shannon Douglass on Policy, People, and the Future of Agriculture
…to get involved at the local and state levels, promoting the California Farm Bureau Campaign School as a pathway for future leaders to run for public office and strengthen agricultural…
AgroLiquid’s Abe Isaak on Citrus Nutrition, Frost Protection, and Boosting Brix Levels in California Citrus
…Growers can piggyback AgroLiquid products with existing fungicide or pesticide sprays, whether applied foliarly or through the soil. “Soil applications are excellent for long-term benefits,” Isaak noted, “but anytime you’re…
How Ohio State University Was Founded: The Land-Grant History Behind the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College
…College—a school designed to bring practical, research-based education to a rapidly changing nation. A National Law That Reshaped American Education The Morrill Act of 1862 provided federal land to states…
The Future of California Agriculture: Water, Utilities, and Advocacy Insights from Roger Isom
…while commodity prices have not.” Regulatory Pressures and Paperwork Overload Regulatory challenges remain a major concern. The Department of Pesticide Regulation tightened rodenticide rules, limiting use to 105 days per…
Regulations, Water Challenges, and the 2026 Outlook: Roger Isom on the AgNet News Hour
…and crop protection. Sustainable pest management: Phase-out of priority pesticides by 2050 raises concerns about balanced advisory representation. Automation hurdles: Driverless tractors face restrictions under OSHA rules, despite driverless cars…
Inside Butte County Agriculture: Education, Community, and Critical Issues
…21st Annual Agribee. The Agribee is an agricultural spelling bee held for 4th and 5th graders across a five-county region in Northern California. Local schools hold their own qualifying competitions,…
California Agriculture News: Labor, Automation, and Policy Updates – AgNet News Hour
…timeline. This disruption, however, may create opportunities for local, grass-fed, or direct-to-consumer beef producers, reducing reliance on the four major beef corporations. Positive Developments in Dairy and School Nutrition In…
California Agave Farming: Stuart Woolf’s Vision for Sustainable Agriculture
…availability for granted, unaware of increasing costs and shrinking family farms. He critiques state agencies, such as the Department of Pesticide Regulation, for prioritizing process over practical outcomes and failing…
Inside California’s Organic Farming Boom: Technology, Labor, and the Fight for Farmland
…turkeys, stuffing, and side dishes across the country. The Continued Growth of Organic Agriculture Looking ahead, Jacobs believes organic demand will keep rising as consumers become more aware of pesticide…
Organic Growers Summit 2025 in Monterey: Technology, Education, and Sustainable Farming Innovations
…from experienced professionals. Jungman emphasized the importance of introducing young people to organic and general agriculture early, noting ongoing support from organizations like FFA and community colleges. Navigating Pesticides and…
Semios Advances Smart Farming with Automation & Precision
…Fans from Fresno to Madera remember him as one of the standout baseball stars from San Joaquin Memorial High School, later becoming a Cal Berkeley Bear. Now, years after his…
California Table Grapes: A Strong, High-Quality Season
…season continues, planning for 2026 is well underway. While California exports table grapes to more than 21 countries, the U.S. remains its top customer, consuming over 70% of the crop….
