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Extraordinary events that California farmers, ranchers and agricultural communities faced in 2023 underscored what the more than 26,000 members of the California Farm Bureau already knew: Our farmers and ranchers will rise to any challenge to produce the food and fiber that America needs, even as those challenges may change dramatically.
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California Farm Bureau approved changes to the organization’s policies last week during a House of Delegates session at the organization’s 106th Annual Meeting in Monterey. “We are proud of the history of advocating for you, the farmers and ranchers, and that legacy is the foundation upon which we build,” California Farm Bureau Chief Operating Officer Dan Durheim said during the session.
Learn moreDespite economic challenges for those in the almond business, the Almond Board of California painted an optimistic outlook for the industry, emphasizing the organization’s ongoing efforts to build demand for the nut by easing trade barriers and making new strides in marketing, innovation and research.
Learn moreWith chef Michael Hung, the conversational topics run the gamut: literature, ocean sustainability, investment strategies, surfing, mental health, animated movies and, oh yeah, food. Hung acknowledges an insatiable curiosity. “My brain is always working, so if I don’t feed it something, then it will move in the wrong direction,” he says with a laugh. Hung holds a bachelor’s degree in English language and literature and a master of fine arts in fiction writing. He has worked in the kitchens of some of the nation’s top restaurants and even served as menu chef and consultant on the Academy Award-winning film “Ratatouille.”
Learn moreMarilyn Feller was amazed by the sweet burst of flavor the first time she tasted hoshigaki, traditional Japanese dried persimmons. “It’s been a love affair ever since,” she says. For years, she’d been regularly purchasing fresh produce from a farmstand at Otow Orchard in Placer County. But she’d never tried its hoshigaki until about 12 years ago when the farm’s owners, Tosh and Chris Kuratomi, suggested she sample some.
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