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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Sunday, March 30, 2025
Agricultural leaders are saying California is facing an affordability crisis based on data trends in farm consolidation and exponential increases to regulatory costs.
The California Farm Bureau and the California Association of Winegrape Growers are co-sponsoring a new bill to ease the state’s agricultural overtime law.
Olive farmer and former California Farm Bureau President Jamie Johansson has launched his campaign for State Assembly District 3, currently held by California's Republican minority leader.
In her first annual meeting address since assuming the California Farm Bureau presidency, Shannon Douglass celebrated regional successes across county farm bureaus while foreshadowing administrative changes in the year ahead.
Agricultural water deliveries could decrease by about 5% in California's Central Valley and by 15% in dry years, under a long-term plan outlined in an Environmental Impact Statement issued by the Bureau of Reclamation Friday.
Dan Durheim has been tapped as chief operating officer for the California Farm Bureau. He was most recently assistant vice president of sponsor relations at Nationwide Insurance.
California farm organizations are divided over a new bill that is proposing to loosen the penalties for ending Williamson Act conservation easements to streamline the deployment of large-scale solar development on retired farmland.
California citrus growers can get up to $200,000 for projects to help with climate resilience and long-term sustainability under a program made possible by a $5 million grant from the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
