Agriculture

Articles tagged agriculture from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Agriculture

Fresno County presents record $9.64B 2025 crop and livestock report; almonds, pistachios, grapes and cattle top $1B

Agricultural Commissioner Melissa Craig reported a 6.8% increase in gross production value to $9,642,283,000 for 2025, keeping Fresno County the nation's top agricultural county. Farm Bureau and growers highlighted water efficiency and introduced agave as a low-water crop option.

Fresno CountyNov 3, 2026

Local Economy

Council asked to adopt Chattahoochee Hills & Palmetto Local Food System Plan backed by $100,000 implementation package

Economic Development staff ask the council to adopt a dual‑city Local Food System Plan created with Food Well Alliance and the ARC; adoption acknowledges a $100,000 implementation package ($75,000 cash, $25,000 in‑kind) and a combined $50,000 municipal in‑kind commitment but does not authorize cash spending or capital projects.

Chattahoochee HillsNov 5, 2026

Agriculture

Board reappoints Agricultural Commissioner amid community calls for clearer pesticide outreach

The Board approved a four-year reappointment for Agricultural Commissioner Juan Hidalgo; public commenters urged more enforcement and clearer pesticide posting and notification practices; Commissioner Hidalgo offered to present detailed outreach and regulatory context to the board.

Monterey CountyNov 4, 2026

Agriculture

Commission recommends adding ~868 acres to Capistran Ranch Williamson Act preserves

Commissioners unanimously recommended that the Board of Supervisors approve a rescind‑and‑reenter of Williamson Act contracts to add approximately 868 acres to three preserves for Capistran Ranch near Covelo, increasing contract coverage from about 16,592 to 17,460 acres; staff cited a Class 17 CEQA categorical exemption.

Mendocino CountyNov 5, 2026