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Labor Costs Force California Growers To Face Tough Decisions
Farm of the Future
Rising labor costs and declining labor availability are prompting growers to choose between automation and relocation.
The Healthy Nut for Health Nuts
California Ag Today
Studies show that integrating almonds into one’s diet directly addresses these gaps by reducing fatigue, alleviating tension, and boosting muscle strength.
The Lowest Grape Crush in 20 Years
California Ag Today
California, responsible for about 80% of U.S. wine production, is facing an unusually small 2024 vintage.
File Your Water Use Report?
California Ag Today
New this year, late fees are now being assessed for delinquency.
Bringing Locally Grown Foods to CNIP Participants
California Ag Today
The California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Office of Farm to Fork has announced a $750,000 grant award to support the expansion of the California Nutrition Incentive Program (CNIP).
Citrus Showcase to Feature Citrus Greening Conversation
California Ag Today
We’re now days away from the 2025 Citrus Showcase, put together by California Citrus Mutual.
$13.75 Available in CA Food Hub Grants
California Ag Today
This initiative supports the development and expansion of community food hubs to increase the availability of local, climate-smart, and nutritious foods in schools and other institutions across California.
Dairy Council Releases Trends Report
California Ag Today
“As an organization committed to advancing public health through nutrition education and advocacy, we believe these insights are essential for professionals striving to improve community well-being,” said Amy DeLisio, CEO of Dairy Council of California.
The Statistics Around Egg Prices
California Ag Today
Although just released, analyst says that the latest USDA Chicken and Eggs Summary is already outdated information.
Farm Health Concerns with Uptick in Bankruptcy Filings
California Ag Today
Chapter 12 bankruptcy filings, a key indicator of farm financial health, surged by 55% from 2023 to 2024.
Honeybee Losses Alarm California Almond Board
California Ag Today
Reports from Project Apis m. and several industry groups indicate that average colony losses now exceed 50%, with some beekeeping operations experiencing losses as high as 100% in the past year.
Ready to Be a More Engaged Agricultural Leader?
California Ag Today
Applications are now being accepted for Class 55 of the California Agricultural Leadership Program , an intensive, 17 month leadership development experience.
The Smallest Grape Crush in 20 Years?
California Ag Today
Early reports suggest the 2024 vintage could be the smallest since 2004, marking a turning point as the industry grapples with oversupply.
California to Revisit Ban on Driverless Tractors
California Ag Today
In California, a regulation from the state’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health, or Cal/OSHA, dating to 1977, has prohibited the use of autonomous agricultural equipment without a driver at the helm.
Wildfire Insurance and California's Farms and Ranches
California Ag Today
Peter Ansel, California Farm Bureau, explains how legislation helped to create a viable solution for agricultural insurance in the wake of increased wildfire activity.
California Farm Bureau Calls for Practical Immigration Reforms
California Ag Today
California Farm Bureau, representing over 26,000 farm and ranch families, has confirmed that despite those reports of unease, there is no widespread disruption to the state's agricultural workforce.
Compliance Costs Surge for CA Lettuce Growers
California Ag Today
According to a recent study, the cost to California’s lettuce growers of complying with the state’s environmental, labor and food safety regulations has surged 63.7% over the past seven years.
Legislation Aims to Modernize California's Water Plan
California Ag Today
Senator Anna M. Caballero has introduced Senate Bill 72, known as California Water for All. The legislation sets an interim goal of adding 9 million acre-feet of water supply by 2040, with a 50-year planning horizon to guide long-term targets.
Dairy Donations Championed by Ag Students
California Ag Today
One in eight Californians struggles with food insecurity, and milk is one of the most requested yet least donated items at food banks. But thanks to the creativity of California’s student dairy advocates, that’s changing.
Livestock Producers at Point Reyes Agree to Terminating Leases
California Ag Today
According to the National Park Service, two beef ranches not party to the agreement will remain in operation at the Seashore, continuing a long historical tradition of livestock production.