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Gains in wine sales at grocery stores during the pandemic will not make up for extraordinary losses at restaurants, hotels, stadiums and tasting rooms.

Bayer touted its settlement of most of the current claims from plaintiffs alleging exposure to Roundup caused their Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, but thousands of cases are still waiting in the wings.

Bayer after a massive settlement * Dems go big on rural broadband

Agriculture is meant to be exempt from a ballot measure that would raise property taxes by repealing parts of Prop. 13 and replacing them with a split-roll tax.

A proposed ballot measure would protect farmers from undergoing a new property tax assessment when transferring the family farm.

The Agriculture Department has a crucial role to play in developing agricultural carbon markets by ensuring the credits are legitimate and making it as easy as possible for farmers to participate, senators were told Wednesday.

Bayer has announced “a series of agreements that will substantially resolve major outstanding Monsanto litigation,” including payments of up to $10.9 billion to settle current and future Roundup claims against the company and $400 million to settle dicamba drift damage complaints.

Megadrought is like the Dust Bowl * Senate Ag mulls carbon credit trading * Perdue: Food Box ‘trifecta’

A new study shows an industry grappling with massive losses related to the COVID-19 pandemic could range up to nearly $9 billion.

As the Legislature votes on a budget agreement with the Newsom administration this week, more details are trickling out, along with new trailer bills.