Post-Bloom Nutrition: As California tree crops move out of bloom and into early fruit development, nutrition strategies shift toward supporting crop set, nut fill, and long-term orchard health. In a…
Why California Growers and Agribusinesses Should Look East to the 2026 Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo
…Expo directly mirror issues faced in the West. Sessions routinely address water-use efficiency, irrigation technology, pest and disease management, soil health, precision agriculture tools, and strategies for improving operational efficiency….
American Agriculture’s Expansion in the Early 1900s
…scientific research and modernization. Farmers across the country were adopting new practices aimed at improving productivity, restoring soil health, and strengthening regional agricultural economies. This period marked an important transition,…
Staying One Step Ahead This Season in Citrus and Almonds
…on proactive steps that protect tree health before problems take hold. For almond growers, the conversation turns to red leaf blotch, an emerging disease that expanded farther south than expected…
Bloom time is a make-or-break factor in almond disease control, and getting it right can protect yield all season long
…bloom-time diseases aren’t appropriately managed. If you’re planning your almond spray program or want to protect yield, tree health, and chemical longevity, this is a must-listen episode. Bloom time is…
Soil Health, Water, and the Future of Farming With Live Earth
…the full interview to hear Russell Taylor break down soil health, regulations, real-world trial results, and where California agriculture is headed next. Soil Health, Water, and the Future of Farming…
California’s Budget Boom, Soil Solutions, and a Major Malaysia Trade Deal for U.S. Ag
…farmers and rural communities keep feeling squeezed. From state politics, the show shifted into soil health and crop efficiency with Russell Taylor of Live Earth, a company mining humate deposits…
AgNet News Hour: Health, Water, and California’s Crossroads
The latest episode of the AgNet News Hour covers a wide range of critical issues impacting California agriculture, public health, and state leadership, blending candid conversation with sharp political and…
Marketing, Wine & Ag: Lex Nicoleta on AgNet News Hour
…video content, and social media to reach new audiences. She emphasizes that today’s consumers, especially younger generations, are health-conscious and digitally connected, creating opportunities for innovative marketing strategies. Lex Nicoleta…
George Zhuang on Raisins, Innovation, and Fresno Grapes
…farming projects focused on soil health, cover crops, and sustainable pest management. For Zhuang, raisins remain the heart of Fresno County agriculture. The challenge—and opportunity—lies in blending tradition with innovation…
California Raisins & Grape Innovation: AgNet News Hour Highlights
…production. Listeners were reminded of the importance of advocating for California-grown products and supporting U.S. agriculture. Mental health resources for farmers, promoted by the American Farm Bureau Federation, were also…
Food Dyes, Fraud, and the Future of Agriculture in 2026
…show, one message was clear: agriculture, food, and family health are deeply connected, and decisions made now will shape the future for years to come. This episode delivers insight every…
Colonial Farming and Soil Stewardship: Lessons from Early America
…for sustaining agriculture in colonial America. Oxen Farming: Productivity vs. Soil Health The use of oxen for plowing allowed colonists to farm more land efficiently. While this innovation increased productivity,…
California in Crisis: Elaine Culotti on Leadership, Voter ID & Agriculture
…investment out of the state, further harming economic stability. Culotti stressed the importance of supporting local mayors and community leaders who prioritize low crime, economic development, and healthy, productive communities….