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The AgAlert 2026 Voter Guide features candidate statements, Farm Bureau legislative endorsements, and recommendations on California's November statewide ballot measures.
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On a hot September afternoon, Ana Muñoz drove a tractor for the first time. Following her instructor’s direction, she took a seat in the tractor with some apprehension. She was only a month into Merced College’s Agricultural Technology and Education Collaborative, or AgTEC, program, which aims to help farmworkers like herself advance their agricultural skillset to meet the sector’s changing needs.
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The seeds of Far West Cider Co. first sprouted thousands of miles away from the Chinchiolo family’s apple orchards in San Joaquin County. Intrigued by the idea of hard cider, company founder and home brewing enthusiast Adam Chinchiolo mixed up a batch while living in Australia. Then came a few years of state-side planning, training and experimentation to yield a new enterprise for the century-old, largely organic Lucky You Orchards.
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At a typical winery, producing a single gallon of wine can require around 10 gallons of water. At Silver Oak Cellars, the family-owned winery has brought that number closer to one. With locations in Napa and Sonoma counties, Silver Oak has found a way to whittle down its water use with technology.
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