Chloe Lovejoy

Leafy greens inspections stay the course * SWP pumping drops * Food banks defend SNAP * Rollins promises tariff ‘safety net’

Farm to school skepticism * Climate bond leaves out rice farmers * Senate tariff pushback * Are tariffs to get deals, or not?

The science behind pesticide politics * What about China? * House Ag leaders unhappy with USDA buyouts

When RFK Jr. joined the rebel alliance * Tariff talks begin * Where FDA is getting cut

California is headed into spring with well-stored reservoirs and an average snowpack, though statewide conditions may change heading deeper into the season.

A California Department of Food and Agriculture-funded evaluation found that growers affected by Pierce’s disease would spend nearly $56 million more annually without official intervention.

A Terrain analysis found California's decrease in total processing tomato production is likely the result of industry stabilization following pandemic-era demand peaks.

Trump boosts timber harvesting * Emergency US food aid cut * Trump threatens China again

Wolves to be reevaluated * Becerra runs for governor * Trumps taps Essayli * Tariffs are here

Agricultural stakeholders are concerned that collecting autonomous tractor data will be stalled by California’s current labor laws.