…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…
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…
Inside Butte County Agriculture: Education, Community, and Critical Issues
…role in shaping policy and public understanding. Colleen agreed that none of this work happens alone. In her 19 years at the Butte County Farm Bureau, she has depended on…
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…
California Table Grapes: A Strong, High-Quality Season
…many competing regions. California leads the nation with: One of the highest minimum wages A 40-hour agricultural work week A fully developed Department of Pesticide Regulation These safeguards differentiate California…
Ian LeMay Shares California Table Grape Success Story Amid Global Competition
…regulated environment. “Yes, the costs are higher — from labor to pesticide regulation — but that’s also our badge of honor,” he said. “When buyers purchase California grapes, they can…
AI and Automation Drive Florida’s AgTech Revolution
…in the state that’ll pay a significant portion of the cost,” Boyd said. “They recognize the benefits of reducing pesticide use.” At FIRA, Boyd expressed particular interest in new targeted…
Don Wagner on Restoring Integrity, Water, and Common Sense to California
…bond initially proposed at $11 billion. “We scaled it back to $8 billion and included two water storage projects,” he explained, “but neither of them have been built—and that was…
CAPCA 2025: PCAs, Innovation, and Leadership Take Center Stage
…that balances education, networking, and real-world problem-solving. Anderson also discussed major issues facing PCAs, from rat infestations damaging drip systems to changing pesticide regulations, and expressed optimism that collaboration between…
Bill Jones: “California Will Come Back Stronger Than Ever”
…of into storage. He criticized decades of political inaction and urged cooperation between Sacramento and Washington. “Until both are on the same page, California’s water problem will never truly be…
California Raisin Leaders on Trade, Water & Future
…Around nine or ten processors remain active, and a core group of growers continues to produce raisins, though the environment has been reshaped by global markets, COVID-era disruptions, and international…
Farming for the Future: Jake Barcellos and A-Bar Ag Enterprises
…Ag invests in it—because the farm’s future depends on sustainability. Connect With A-Bar Ag For a closer look at their operation, A-Bar Ag shares updates on their Instagram page, @ABarAgEnterprises,…





















