Every season in California brings a bounty of incredible crops, but fall harvest season is particularly special, both symbolically because it marks the changing of
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I was told the other day I am a “hard man”. It got me to thinking, and I’ve since wondered why I’m thought of as
After more than 145 years of having its main headquarters in California, Chevron has announced that it will be leaving the state for Texas. However,
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The California almond industry is in a time of transition, shaped by a mix of economic, environmental, and regulatory factors. Here’s an overview of the
When I was growing up in California’s Central Valley in the 1960s and 70s, walnuts ruled the landscape and economic bottom line when it came
In recent surveys reported by Politico, nearly half of Californians identified the state’s 60-cent gas tax as contributing to the roughly $1.30-per-gallon differential between California’s
John Deere has had a turbulent news cycle these last few months. It has endured scrutiny on both the social front as well as the
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
Cultivate California and its nonprofit parent organization the California Farm Water Coalition is educating the public at large one person at a time with its
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