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Farm Bureau Honors Former President Wenger for Distinguished Service

Dan December 6, 2018Industry News Release

Citing his passion for agriculture, his tenacity and his decades of service to Farm Bureau, the California Farm Bureau Federation presented its Distinguished Service Award to former CFBF President Paul …

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Wenger Headlines California State Fair Award Recipients

Dan February 28, 2018Industry News Release

In celebrating the best of what the Golden State has to offer, the California State Fair names Paul Wenger as the Agriculturalist of the Year for his contributions and service …

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Development of Technologies Vital for Specialty Crops

Brian German July 13, 2017Legislative, Technology

The House Agriculture Committee heard testimony from California growers on the significance of technology and innovation in the production of specialty crops. Paul Wenger, President of the California Farm Bureau …

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TPP is Out; So Now What?

Taylor Hillman January 25, 2017Trade

The United States is officially out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), as most expected would happen. So now what? California Farm Bureau Federation President (CFBF) Paul Wenger said work needs …

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CFBF President Urges Farmers to Work Toward Change

Taylor Hillman December 6, 2016General

Pointing to the sacrifices made by previous generations to provide opportunity to family farmers and ranchers, California Farm Bureau Federation President Paul Wenger said farmers have the ability to change …

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