California Considers Boosting Minimum Wage for Fast-Food Workers… Again! California officials are at it again! They’re thinking about jacking up the $20 minimum wage for
BY: RYAN C. LANSDOWNE VICE PRESIDENT, J.C. LANSDOWNE, INC. There has been a lot of questions lately on a new diesel fuel that was rolled
As the weather heats up and Southern California drivers head to the pump this month, they may get sticker shock once again. Last month, the
A groundbreaking exemption for drone piloting from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has further opened the door into the integration of drone applications on farms.
According to a recent study, changing the coloring of Ag nets can dramatically lessen insect damage. Is this a practical approach for you as a
The job market in California seems to be struggling based on the latest statistics. And compared to the US average, the state is not looking
As reported earlier by Bloomberg, and others, John Deere has slashed its annual profit projections. This has caused a recess in its trading price –
By Matthew ViohlPermission From the California Farm Bureau Federation With 2024 now upon us, crowded gyms mark the beginning for many who have kickstarted their
By Jason Miller, Placer County BeekeeperPermission from the California Farm Bureau Federation We’re getting ready to pollinate the almond crop. We started shipping bees into
The competitive field of new products were submitted for the contest by exhibitors of the largest annual agricultural show of its kind. Products ranged from
California regulators ordered the company that owns Arrowhead bottled water to stop using some of the natural springs it has relied on for more than
The Biden-Harris Administration made a significant announcement last month, revealing an allocation of nearly $700 million to expand high-speed internet access to remote and rural
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