Women now represent more than 37% of all farmers in California, according to the most recent USDA Census of Agriculture. That healthy percentage, which surprises
For more than 40 years, the Agriculture Council of America, in partnership with the nation’s leading agriculture companies and grassroots supporters across the nation, has
One of major challenges to farming in California today is the shortage of labor. There are a variety of reasons for this reality, including the
Look, folks, it’s no secret that tractors and other farm equipment have become increasingly high-tech in recent years, often running on advanced computer systems. But
It’s going to be a blockbuster year of policy issues for agriculture, starting off with the 2023 farm bill, which sets the tone and agenda
In order to comply with the European Union’s environmental mandate to reduce emissions, the Dutch government has decided and has planned on both buying and
The united states economy is deep water, and it’s looking like we won’t be able to figure it out before severe damage is done. “We
Jim Zion of Meridian Growers in Madera, California speaks about his reservations as he starts growing nuts for the next year. He states that he
At the beginning of the quarter, John Deere said it will spend approximately $29.8 million to expand its Louisiana plant, shifting some of its cotton
California’s agricultural research institutions are growing and renewing their historic commitment to keep farming in the Golden State on the cutting edge of innovation nationally
In many of my Farm to Fork columns over the last few years I’ve stressed two big related themes that I believe are essential in
Around two decades ago 90 percent of avocados purchased and eaten in America were grown in Southern California. California supplied the nation – and Southern
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