This Week in Ag: Five stories you need to know from across California agriculture. This week, we’re covering the beginning of California’s paraquat phase-out, an early almond harvest, new leadership at California Citrus Mutual, concerns surrounding Madera County’s pistachio crop, and an expanded citrus quarantine in San Joaquin County. Stay informed on the news and issues impacting the California Ag industry. Follow California Ag Network on our socials for more news and updates from across the state.
Applications Available for Class X of Jersey Youth Academy
The tenth Jersey Youth Academy will be held July 11-16. The application period for the cla…
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The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), in cooperation with the California…
Almond Award Nominations Open
The Almond Board of California honors two industry or allied industry members annually. Th…
Legislation Heads to Governor’s Desk
State legislators closed out the legislative session and adjourned on September 1, 2026. T…This Week In Ag – September 9
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