Charlie Arnot: A Better Way to Talk To Consumers About Ag
Listening to Customers Concerns Will Help With Skepticism By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor There are biases against large-scale businesses, according to …
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Tom Nassif: Ag Immigration Reform is Critical
All Fruits and Vegetables Harvested by Foreign Hands By Cory Lunde, Western Growers Assoc. Director of Strategic Initiatives and Communications …
Winning on Reducing Food Waste Month
In U.S., One-Third of all Available Food Goes Uneaten Through Loss or Waste. News Release Edited By Patrick Cavanaugh Recently, …
Americans Need to Eat More Fruits and Vegetables
After Nearly 25 Years, It’s time to Advocate for Consumption News Release From SafeFruitsAndVeggies.com There is so much good stuff …
More Facts About the “Dirty Dozen” List
New So-called “Dirty Dozen” List is Baseless News Release To everyone that has read about the “Dirty Dozen” list and …
Madera County Ag Economy is Booming
Madera County Has Big Ag Job Base By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Madera County’s financial future is booming. David Rogers, …
Big Exports Numbers Mean Big Responsibilities for California
California Exported $20 Billion in Food Products in 2016 By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor It’s no secret that California’s agricultural exports …
Roger Isom on New Legislation and PG&E
Big Question Marks for New Legislation and California Agriculture By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor Californians are still trying to get …
Roger Isom: Probable Electric Rate Hikes Raise Concern for Ag
California Agriculture Concerned Over PG&E Increases, Overtime Rules By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor Water, labor, and air quality issues in …
Unified Wine Symposium Showcased Trends
Wine Industry Gathered in Sacramento By Muriel Bañares Miller, Brown·Miller Communications Every facet of the wine and grape industry, from science …
