California agriculture and the natural resources industries associated with it contribute mightily to California’s economy, according to a new study by the California Community Colleges
Americans are growing their own food at home in record numbers, according to Garden Research, the primary research organization in the U.S. that tracks such
Industrial hemp cultivation might have a promising future next year in California despite all the bureaucratic bungling. When I published this column in April, Hemp
California has become a majority urban-suburban state. The state’s population, according to the most recently available U.S. Census Bureau data, has grown from 23.7 million
THE END OF THE BEGINNING The final piece has come to the Beginner Rancher Series. At this point, we have discussed how to determine land
By Eric Bream California has a vibrant and expansive agricultural industry. We grow and raise over 400 agricultural products and lead the nation in the
By Markie Hageman 5 TIPS FOR TAGGING YOUR CATTLE Cattle producers will tag the ears of their herds for various reasons. They might tag ears
By Markie Hageman There are very specific areas on cattle that you can administer specific kinds of vaccinations or medication. This is important to know
EPD’s are Expected Progeny Differences. They are defined by the American Angus Association as, “the prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected
Three Collaborative Food & Ag Programs Farmers Need to Know About By Victor Martino California has become a majority urban-suburban state. According to government census
By Victor Martino U.S. organic farmers will harvest a record number of acres across America this year, according to the just-released Annual Acreage Report from
By Kristi Diener Why. They always leave out the “why”. Read any news article regarding subsidence, and it will tell you farmers pumped groundwater, and
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