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The feud between two mammoth players in California pistachios – Stewart Resnick and the Assemi family – has turned to a new location with a familiar fight.
In the Mojave Desert, the long-awaited conflict between California’s ambitious 2014 law to limit groundwater use and the people of California has arrived.
The Water Resilience Portfolio is a controlling mechanism to cover-up past agenda-driven failures and ensure zero accountability on many fronts.
New data from the Fresno County Agricultural Commissioner’s office puts claims into question about a slow response to aid farmworkers.
Longtime west side Valley farmer John Leroy (Jack) Woolf Jr. passed away on July 28 at the age of 102.
The Wasco pistachio processor claims the farmworker’s union is using the coronavirus crisis to fabricate claims and boost its membership.
The Big Fresno Fair will follow other fairs in the region, hosting a drive-thru and virtual format due to the state’s orders preventing large gatherings.
Newsom “would rather jeopardize the state’s water supplies than work closely with the Trump administration,” the U.S. Interior Department’s Solicitor writes.
California’s oldest family-owned grape processor and supplier of brandy, wine and spirits signed the deal at the end of June.
Very few people would have ever guessed we would need a massive effort to convince people that the ability to grow food is important.
