California Ag Today

A national report from the American Farm Bureau Federation shows that U.S. agricultural trade supports more than a million jobs—many of them in transportation, logistics, and other off-farm sectors.

Kirk Teixeira represents California in a national initiative shaping the future of U.S. cotton.

Senator Schiff challenges the USDA's decision to bypass California in its regional hub relocation plan and funding allocations.

State leaders and industry voices will discuss lending, labor, water costs, and more at August 5 meeting.

California growers report high-quality fruit but face yield drops, labor challenges, and cannery concerns.

CCA shares update as working lands play key role in state conservation gains

U.S. Senator Adam Schiff joins call for transparency after USDA pulls nearly $149 million in awards.

A 10% increase over last year, fueled by improved spring conditions and strong market demand.

A strong team earns well-deserved recognition as CMAB builds momentum at home and abroad.

Local leaders honor a lifetime of ranching, education, and advocacy in San Luis Obispo County.

California fruit growers and national dairy groups respond as Dr. Julie Callahan is tapped for key agricultural trade role.

A new AgSafe webinar helps California ag employers turn crisis plans into action.

Brian Glenn, director of government affairs with the American Farm Bureau Federation, says several critical farm programs still need updating through a new farm bill.

Forty-six California students with dreams of farming, ranching, and ag careers just got a big boost—$251,250 in scholarships from the California Farm Bureau Scholarship Foundation.

From new data to dollars for depredation, California ranchers get wolf-related updates and upcoming support from CCA.

Federal lawsuit challenges California's cage-free egg requirements as producers navigate rising costs and disease pressures.

Join a July 22 online event with agency experts offering real solutions for protecting your herd—no cost to attend.

From singing the anthem to landing a student internship, NCBA is offering big opportunities for Californians in cattle country.

With wit, heart, and help from her friends, journalist Rachel Gabel turned farm-life fiction into two books that rural women can't stop reading.

President Trump signed sweeping legislation into law July 4, prompting both praise and concern from leading ag organizations.

Cattle, bison, and horses are once again moving through select border ports as phased reopening begins.

Americans were projected to toss 126 million pounds of food after Independence Day—at a record-high cost.

Cultiva's Parka gives young trees a stronger start by shielding them from heat, drought, and humidity swings during their most vulnerable growing years.

American Farm Bureau seeks veterans in agriculture who are growing food and community.

A recent decision may give land managers more tools to reduce wildfire risk on millions of acres.

Beef prices hit new highs, but overall Fourth of July grocery bills are lower than last year across the West.

As extreme temperatures become the norm, California fruit growers are turning to new strategies to reduce stress on trees and preserve fruit quality.

Farm Bureau analysis shows U.S. ag imports outpacing exports at historic levels as global competition and trade barriers mount.

Helena Agri-Enterprises shares tips to protect early and double-crop corn as temperatures climb.

A smart harvest aid is helping California grape growers boost color and packout potential.

With shifting regulations and tough insect pressure, California vegetable growers lean into targeted fertility and pest strategies.

CA GROWN's new website invites travelers, food lovers, and curious minds to discover farm-fresh adventures across California.

CDFA credits community cooperation for successful eradication, but warns that vigilance against invasive pests must continue.

California's push to expand organic acreage faces real-world resistance from farmers navigating high costs, tight labor, and tough market conditions.

The 2026 American Farm Bureau Convention is coming to Anaheim—and keynote speaker Tim Tebow is set to bring energy and insight to the national ag gathering. California farmers are invited to be front and center for this one.

Even after harvest, cherry trees keep working—heat stress solutions like Parka can help ensure next year's fruit quality.

Helena Agri-Enterprises offers solutions to keep orchards productive through the triple-digit summer stretch.

A decade of University of Idaho research shows that cattle grazing improves sage grouse habitat and reduces wildfire risk—confirming what ranchers have long known.

After hours of testimony, the California Fish and Game Commission's Wildlife Resources Committee declines to recommend new restrictions on coyote control. Ranchers maintain their ability to protect livestock.

As heat stress continues to challenge citrus production, a plant health solution called Parka is helping growers protect fruit quality and improve yields. Cultiva's Jeremy Hamlin explains how it works.

As heat stress continues to challenge citrus production, a plant health solution called Parka is helping growers protect fruit quality and improve yields. Cultiva's Jeremy Hamlin explains how it works.

The Buying American Cotton Act, supported by the National Cotton Council, aims to drive demand for U.S.-grown cotton—benefiting California producers through new tax incentives.