By Lacie Armstrong Agriculture is the backbone for many countries and economies, but with the Covid-19 pandemic interfering with the normal way farmers and ranchers
Analysis and opinions on the future of California agriculture are varied, to say the least, ranging from the apocalyptic — the end is near —
By Eric Bream California has a vibrant and expansive agricultural industry. We grow and raise over 400 agricultural products and lead the nation in the
By Victor Martino California farmers and the state’s allied agribusiness industry have for the most part been unhurt so far by the tariffs President Trump
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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 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
California dairy farmers look to Canada to help ease their economic struggle Analysis & Commentary By Victor Martino California dairy farmers are looking to Canada
After months of partisan wrangling, the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate passed the 2018 Farm Bill. It now awaits President Trump’s signature. He’s expected to sign it into law before the end of the year.
Farm to Fork Column By: Victor Martino Fire, Water, and Farming in the Golden State As I write this column Friday, Nov. 16, the Golden
The promise of more water for San Joaquin Valley Farmers: Real or more water politics? By Victor Martino President Donald Trump appears to be giving
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