California Ag Today

Mel Machado says the tree nut industry must pull every lever to reduce navel orangeworm (NOW). The last few years, NOW has been very costly to growers.

Phoebe Gordon, and Luke Milliron, Both UCCE Orchard Systems Farm Advisors, Collaborate on the Growing The Valley Podcast

Secretary of Ag Sonny Purdue and Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zenke on good forest management. They also comment on how radical environmentalist file lawsuits any time a tree needs to be cut in the forest.

There is an easy and accurate way to keep track of the spray rig operator. Is he going to fast, taking longer breaks, or skipping rows? Fieldin will let you know fast.

The Bee Where program aims to protect pollination bees from crop protection products. And there is an added benefit in it possibly preventing theft.

Ruthann Anderson explains a program where beekeepers must register the location of bees in the spring so that care can be taken with crop protection product applications.

Dr. Paula Rivadeneira is working to find a solution to birds flying around produce fields. Yes, the birds poop and that could be a food safety problem.

Mario Santoyo is Executive Director of the San Joaquin Valley Water Infrastructure Authority, with the goal of building the Temperance Flat Reservoir. He noted President Trump's Executive order on Oct. 19 is a great step in the right direction.

Gerawan Workers Voted No on UFW Union and ALRB certifed it.

Kathleen Nave with CA Table Grape Commission On How Table Grapes Can Prevent Chronic Diseases by Patrick Cavanaugh