On today’s show, we hear about a decline in almond acreage, but excitement about almonds around the world. Today’ featured guest is Clarice Turner, President and CEO of the Almond Board of California.

For this Thanksgiving show Sabrina is joined by someone she’s most thankful for, fellow farm broadcaster, and her husband, Rusty Halvorson.  

For this holiday week show, we revisit our chat with Indiana broadcaster C.J. Miller.

On today’s show we’re joined by Brian Winnekins with an update on the Pure Prairie Poultry saga and a look at if there’s any help coming for those poultry farmers affected.

In this episode, trade expert Ron Baumgarten joins us to discuss how the incoming administration's trade policies could impact California agriculture. From potential tariff increases to non-tariff trade barriers, we explore the challenges and opportunities for farmers in navigating global markets. Tune in to hear insights on what lies ahead for the state's specialty crops and rural economy.

In this episode, California rancher Sherry Brennan discusses how targeted grazing can help reduce wildfire risks and restore fire-prone landscapes. Drawing from her experience with the devastating 2013 Rim Fire, she highlights the ecological and economic impacts of unchecked fuel loads and the challenges of balancing wildfire prevention with regulations. Sherry also shares her hopes for collaboration between ranchers, policymakers, and environmental groups to implement meaningful land management solutions.

Today’s show starts with Russell Taylor, Vice President of Live Earth Products, who discusses humates and fulvic acid. Next, we’re joined by Jeffrey Shaw, Director of Research at Bee Hero, for a conversation on bee health and new ways to monitor honeybees. Finally, we have today's Almond Update which features Elizabeth Watkins and how cooking can help people learn about the almond industry.

On today’s show we’re joined by Francie Tolle, who is the USDA Risk Management Agency Deputy Administrator for Compliance.

Today we have interviews from National Association of Farm Broadcasting’s Trade Talk.

Today, we continue the discussion on what the election could mean for agriculture. We also talk about sustainability with the How Good company.