Regulations
AMS seeks dairy input on 150,000-pound exempt-plant threshold
Comments are due November 23 on whether the monthly route-sales limit still fits fluid milk markets and how it affects producers, processors and consumers.
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Regulations
Comments are due November 23 on whether the monthly route-sales limit still fits fluid milk markets and how it affects producers, processors and consumers.
Research
The Temecula grower becomes the society’s 15th president as it works to reconnect growers and preserve California macadamia knowledge.
Row Crops
University researchers estimate substantial 2025 crop-program support, but sequestration, farm payment yields and unresolved rice prices keep the national figure from being a forecast of…
Almonds
A model migratory beekeeping operation covers annual cash expenses with assumed federal assistance, but falls short when long-term equipment costs are included.
Row Crops
University researchers calculate fuel surcharges for Illinois field operations while separating fall diesel costs from annual crop-budget estimates.
Labor
DWC’s outpatient, practitioner and medical equipment updates apply to services rendered on or after October 1, 2026, rather than the later announcement dates.
Water
Applications are due Nov. 20 for California AgTech Alliance vouchers covering testing and commercialization services. UC ANR pays providers directly, and no matching funds are…
Labor
A Nov. 5 virtual hearing will accept comments on proposed pesticide-worker decontamination and eyewash changes. The proposal remains pending, not an adopted requirement.
Labor
California’s 2027 claims-administration audit standards set separate triggers for expanded reviews and administrative penalties.
Grapes
CDFA’s 2026 awards include table grape harvesting robotics, Tribal water and soil work, and research aimed at improving produce safety.
Labor
California advances its agriculture sector through $15.9 million in apprenticeship funding, a new San Joaquin Valley research laboratory, updated USDA loan program regulations, and evolving…
Citrus
California agriculture is embracing advanced integrated pest management strategies and innovative biological solutions to address pests and diseases sustainably. From citrus scale identification to organic…