California Ag Today

The USDA released details for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. What does that mean for producers of specialty crops?

Study looks at the impact of predator habitat on predation of codling moths in walnut orchards.

Here’s a roundup of how the fires are impacting agriculture around the state, courtesy of the California Farm Bureau.

The ballot initiative would establish a split-roll property tax that would reassess and raise taxes on agricultural facilities.

Extension Forester Susie Kocher says that drought played a big factor this catastrophic fire season.

The tool worked so well on Nichols Farms, that James decided to launch it as a standalone company, called HotSpot Ag.

Mother nature has not been kind to California this year. And nobody is more acutely aware of this fact than farmers.

AgStart, the Woodland-based, food and ag incubator program, announced a new shared-use innovation lab.

The University of California, Riverside recently won a $10 million grant to develop artificial intelligence to improve stability throughout the western U.S.

Growers need a starting point for automation to build off of, says Burro CEO Charlie Anderson.