Major farm states are likely to lose influence in the U.S. House because of population shifts that are expected to result in lost seats across the Midwest as well as in Pennsylvania and New York.

California agricultural employers are continuing to adapt to the increasing minimum wage and the rollout of new overtime pay requirements, sometimes by moving away from manual labor to mechanized solutions. The rest of the country is watching closely to see whether these farm labor trends expand.

ICYMI: Newsom’s directive benefits one of his biggest donors * Milk producers dismiss ‘plant-based’ move

Overruling the protests of sportfishing groups, a state commission has revised two controversial policies that impact Delta flows.

Shrinking Clean Water Act brings long legal battle

The outcomes for legal challenges, SGMA, a State Water Board plan and the governor's Water Resilience Portfolio depend on the Voluntary Agreements.

House set to debate ag labor * Final USMCA vote must wait despite Pelosi deal

Events and advancements that made agriculture the envy of the world and encouraged more people to enter farming are being threatened as the industry looks to the future.

Grazing cited for wildfire prevention *Trump, Chinese to meet after ‘big day’ * Happy Farmers Day!