On this week's MyAgLife in Technology segment, hear how artificial intelligence and machine learning can help advance the biological product sector.

On this week's MyAgLife in Walnuts episode, Davin Norene, walnut grower and California Walnut Commission chair, discusses what he likes and doesn't like about the 2024 walnut growing season (so far).

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On this week's MyAgLife in Citrus episode, USDA Plant Physiologist Anne Plotto highlights work looking into HLB-tolerant hybrid citrus trees that can produce viable fruit.

On this week's MyAgLife in Almonds episode, hear about economic considerations for navel orangeworm management and where growers' money is really going.

On today's episode, Vicky Boyd hears from UCCE Rice Specialist Bruce Linquist on how a wet spring followed by a July heat wave is affecting the crop.

On today's episode, Kristin Platts looks into a new, online, map-based tool which consolidates over 200 case studies on water management practices to help address water scarcity in the U.S. Southwest.

On today's episode, Jason Scott discusses solutions to irrigation, harvest and pest challenges in California's tree nut industry through automation and artificial intelligence.

On today's episode, Vicky Boyd hears from Cal Poly Strawberry Center Director Gerald Holmes on the upcoming August 8 Strawberry Field Day at Cal Poly.

UC Riverside's Houston Wilson gives an update on work involving sterile insect technique, which hopes to eventually be an additional tool for managing navel orangeworm. To hear more on this topic, check out this recent episode of the Growing the Valley podcast.

On today's episode, Kristin Platts looks into a partnership with UC Merced that focuses on the areas of artificial intelligence and climate change and a new mentorship program helping women launch careers in ag tech.