CDFA Sec. Karen Ross discussed the efforts her department is leading to ensure the safety and reliability of the food supply.

In a wide-ranging interview, California Department of Food and Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross shares her outlook for 2020.

The California Dept. of Food and Agriculture is accepting public comments until Dec. 24 on its draft Request for Grant Applications (RGAs) for the next round of methane reduction funding.

For the first time, citrus greening has been detected in San Bernardino County and will expand on quarantine efforts already in place.

Don Cameron discussed the top concerns he hears from farmers and the growth of sustainable ag in California.

Farmers should be able to receive more technical assistance to help address climate issues as a result of new CDFA grants.

CDFA is seeking public comment on the inclusion of the Whole Orchard Recycling practice into its Healthy Soils Incentives Program.

The $558 million budget for CDFA in 2019-2020 is down by $175 million, or 24%, from 2018, according to a state review.