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
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
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 The 2019 winegrape harvest began in some regions like Sonoma County on August 16 and is in full swing statewide this month.
Should Farmers Give a “Cow Fart” About the Green New Deal By Charles A Hice Earlier this year Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, along with other “fresh
California State University is helping create the ‘farm of the future’ Growing food has never been easy, despite the fact California farmers and the state’s
Farm To Fork Column By Victor Martino It’s time to hang a lantern on California Agriculture and celebrate it When the average American thinks about
New legislation might mean more water for farmers By Victor Martino Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-California) introduced legislation on June 20 that if passed in both
Farm to Fork The future of farming in California By Victor Martino Despite a host of serious challenges, including drought and irrigation water availability, labor
Farm to Fork By Victor Martino Machines to the rescue I’ve written a considerable amount in my column about the farm labor crunch in California,
Farm To Fork Column By Victor Martino Hemp cultivation is legal in California: Now what? It’s now legal to grow industrial hemp in California. But
California remains the world’s agricultural powerhouse — but we need not be complacent By Victor Martino The just-released California Agricultural Statistics Review for crop year
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