Stuart Wolf and the Wolf Farming team discuss agave as a low-water crop option and the future of farming on California’s west side.

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Milk Producers Council’s Geoffrey Vanden Heuvel discusses California water history, SGMA, Delta policies, and the future of San Joaquin ...

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Nick Papagni interviews Geoffrey Vanden Heuvel on the AgNet News Hour about California water policy, SGMA regulations, and what it means for ...

Former Congressman John Duarte shares his vision for water abundance in California, discussing infrastructure, forecasting ...

Bowles Farming Company CEO Cannon Michael discusses California water shortages, farm innovation, automation, and the future ...

How Marietta, Ohio became the first permanent settlement in the Northwest Territory and helped launch America’s westward agricultural ...

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California Farm Bureau’s Ag in the Classroom program connects over 1.3 million students with agriculture education each year. Learn how the ...