Articles Tagged with ''California agriculture''

Dealers are raising alarms about low truck inventories, skyrocketing prices and a regulation that could force hauling companies to purchase new vehicles from other states.

Aquifers globally, including those in California, face groundwater depletion due to excessive pumping, land use changes and climate impacts.

California may grant permanent residency to undocumented ag laborers under a new law that lays the groundwork for Gov. Gavin Newsom to broker a deal with the Biden administration to identify farmworkers as essential and permit them to work and stay in the U.S.

With nearly three decades as a crop consultant, Paul Squires has a few tips to help PCAs protect themselves when insurance lawyers come calling.

The state’s relationship with county agricultural commissioners has steadily declined amid a stream of new directives concerning pesticide enforcement, according to Riverside County Agricultural Commissioner Ruben Arroyo.

A sudden infestation of fruit flies across California this year has officials falling back on a reliable insecticide to prevent the spread.

Industry groups had raised alarms for years over the potential economic fallout for small growers and rural communities from the controversial regulation known Ag Order 4.0.

Growers across California are struggling with infestations as pests thrive in a warming climate.

One of the world’s most productive agricultural districts is under new leadership and plotting a course through a more turbulent water future—balancing wild swings in federal allocations while drastically cutting groundwater pumping.

The Air Resources Board is reopening its rulemaking on the Low Carbon Fuel Standard and sparking new debate over the role of dairy digesters in combating climate change.