By Matthew Viohl for California Farm Bureau It has been a whirlwind in the nation’s capital as the new administration moves forward on enacting its
A long-standing agricultural tradition in Point Reyes National Seashore is coming to an end following a recent decision by the National Park Service (NPS). Earlier
Brooke L. Rollins, the new U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, is a Texas native who brings both personal life experience in farming and a formal education
Californians already suffering from significantly higher gas prices will be dismayed to learn that the regulatory state has decided to make things worse. For the
The farm labor shortage in California is a pressing issue that’s plagued the agricultural sector for years. Known as the breadbasket of America, California’s agricultural
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
By Matthew ViohlPermission From the California Farm Bureau Federation With 2024 now upon us, crowded gyms mark the beginning for many who have kickstarted their
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
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.
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
Recently, a portion of the congressional budget bill saw the removal of swathes of climate change policy and law proposals. This put the Biden administration
As the California drought continues to rage on, so do tempers in Sacramento about how to handle the issue. Lawmakers are proposing a serious advancement
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