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The future of California agriculture doesn’t actually reside in the future — it is here now. Upcoming ag leaders are living in our homes, learning in

“Having a good working relationship with regulators requires taking the time to invite them out to your ranch and having them learn about how you farm

The Almond Alliance of California held its 37th annual convention in Monterey during the first week of May. Throughout the convention, Almond All

Following The Almond Conference (TAC) 2018, the City of Sacramento will begin a large-scale remodel and expansion of the Sacramento Convention Center.

June 7, 2018, marks two decades of this marquee event on the California almond industry’s relentless commitment providing a nutritious, safe almond pr

You might expect Holly King, newly elected chair for the Almond Board of California (ABC), to be bullish on almond industry prospects. And you’d be ri

A changing regulatory environment in the European Union (EU) is starting to have implications for California almond orchards. New policy on pesticide

In spite of concerns about freezing weather during almond bloom, the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is

Tree nut growers who use phosphite-containing fertilizer or fungicide products no longer have to worry about concerns about its regulatory status in t

New this spring, growers and processors have access to an updated and improved California Almond Sustainability Program (CASP) online platform. The pl