California Ag Today

Ventura-based Farmer Edgar Terry helped form the Fox Canyon Groundwater Market, where farmers can anonymously purchase and sell groundwater rights.

The Center for Land Based Learning enables new producers through an apprenticeship program for beginning farm and ranch managers.

Industry groups say the bill pushed by activist groups seeks to regulate other state's production practices.

Kristi Diener and many others are asking the government to increase reservoir storage by investing in our state’s water infrastructure.

Joshua Dowell, a Sacramento-based Account Manager for Phytech came home the winner of the $5,000 cash prize.

Many are excited about the future of indoor agriculture. Innovation is needed and some farm bill funds may help.

California Farm Bureau President Jamie Johansson called the bill “a huge step toward addressing problems that have harmed farmers, ranchers and their employees for more than a generation.”

UnitedAg is a trade association focused on bringing innovative solutions to healthcare in agriculture by finding ways to make healthcare more affordable and accessible.

California is using trained dog teams to sniff out packages containing potentially harmful crop pests and diseases.

A new program called "Cultivating Resiliency" helps provide mental health resources in rural areas.