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In the drought’s trail of devastation, surprises emerge for agriculture and groundwater

11/09/22 8:05 AM By Brad Hooker

The drought has cost California agriculture about $3 billion in lost sales over the last two years and hit the food processing sector twice as hard.

House Republicans hear Western drought woes

05/12/22 8:17 AM By Brad Hooker

Republican members of the House Natural Resources Committee heard testimony from several California farm interests in a drought forum.

Newsom signs voluntary agreements for Delta

03/30/22 9:20 AM By Brad Hooker

The Newsom administration has reached a deal with water contractors to sign a set of voluntary agreements for Bay-Delta flows as an eight-year program.

Farm revenue could actually rise this year, say economists

11/01/21 8:04 AM By Brad Hooker

In a new UC report, agricultural economists have found a few surprises with the drought.

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March 02, 2025

Agri-Pulse Open Mic: California U.S. Representative John Garamendi

This week’s guest on Open Mic is U.S. Representative John Garamendi. California's 8^th district Democrat is a strong advocate for agriculture, nutrition programs and global humanitarian aid. As a member of the Agriculture Research Caucus, Garamendi believes DOGE cuts in government employees and spending cuts will lead to ill fated consequences for farmers in the form of crop and livestock disease research and readiness as well as dramatic cuts to food and medical aid for those in impoverished areas of the world. Garamendi sees little chance the California legislature will make changes to Prop 12, leaving that responsibility to Washington and perhaps a new farm bill.

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Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: March 7, 2025: Farm leaders from Commodity Classic

It’s been a big week for farm country as President Donald Trump enacted, then delayed, tariffs on Mexico and Canada. We spoke with farm group leaders at Commodity Classic in Denver about their top priorities in 2025, including tariffs, the state of the farm economy and renewable fuels.

Tune in to hear from American Soybean Association President Caleb Ragland, National Corn Growers Association President Kenneth Hartman Jr., National Sorghum Producers Chair Amy France, National Association of Wheat Growers President Keeff Felty and Association of Equipment Manufacturers Ag Sector Board Chair Greg Petras.

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