By Matthew Viohl for California Farm Bureau It has been a whirlwind in the nation’s capital as the new administration moves forward on enacting its
By California Farm Bureau The value of much of California’s farmland declined from 2023 to 2024, according to figures published last month by the state’s
Driving home, I was looking off to the west and thinking about the time my brother and I sacked up some grub, tied on our
Honeybees are vital to agriculture, pollinating more than 80 crops and contributing an estimated $29 billion annually to the U.S. economy. Honeybees pollinate more than
In an era marked by economic uncertainty and global supply chain disruptions, the food and agriculture sector stands as the “backbone of the U.S. economy,”
When people think of California agriculture, images of wine grape vineyards in Napa or almond orchards and tomato fields in the Central Valley often come
Agriculture is a tough business that most don’t understand, nor care about, as long as the grocery stores have food on the shelves. It seems
Finding and keeping skilled farm and ranch employees requires intentional effort and effective management strategies. While salary is an important factor, long-term retention is often
A long-standing agricultural tradition in Point Reyes National Seashore is coming to an end following a recent decision by the National Park Service (NPS). Earlier
U.S. farmers currently face a complex landscape when considering major machinery and equipment purchases. Economic uncertainty and pressures, technological advancements and policy shifts are influencing
The decline of farms and farmland in the U.S. has been a growing concern among farmers, economists, policymakers and others for many years. The issue
My wife was asked if she had any picture’s from our days as a 4-H shooting sports instructors. The request was from our local 4-H
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