My Thoughts From The Tractor Seat – Who Am I?
I’m a man who likes cold whole milk in a glass, and real butter on my toast. I like the smell of coffee brewing and
I’m a man who likes cold whole milk in a glass, and real butter on my toast. I like the smell of coffee brewing and
We recently took a business trip north of Seattle on the coast. As the sun was going down I took some beautiful pictures and I
Summertime is fresh strawberry time, and like is the case with so many other crops, California leads the nation in strawberry production. A few amazing
In the coming years, agriculture will witness significant changes that will shape the destiny of farming families. Let’s dive into the realities that cannot be
America’s farmers, including in California, the nation’s leading farm state, are struggling with climate change and working hard to adapt to it. California like the
There isn’t much that I can’t fix, and being a farmer, I’m always trying to save money by fixing stuff myself. Saving money on the
The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and the State Board of Food and Agriculture have published their vision for food and farming in
Over the last several years operational costs – water, fertilizer, you name it – and labor costs for California farmers have gone up astronomically but
We all know that nothing ever stays the same. Change is inevitable. In my short lifetime so far I’ve seen lots of amazing changes in
This year already, Farmers, workers, and businesses have had the odd experience of having to deal with both drought and flooding at the same time.
A few months ago, John Deere CEO John May was the keynote speaker at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. While Deere has been
All the rain and resultant water California has received this year was on the minds of the participants – as well as on the agenda
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