Santa Maria agribusinesses to give Farm Day tours to public
Santa Maria farmers and agriculture industry specialists plan to open their fields and facilities to the public Sept. 28 when a Ventura County tradition expands into Santa Barbara County for the first time. Created by Ventura nonprofit Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture, the Farm Day event brought an estimated 5,000 people on a roaming tour Read More →
Santa Maria getting career technical education center
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Agricultural water use declining in California
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UCLA report critical of handling of pesticide permits in Tri-Counties
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Connecting Ventura County farmworkers to resources
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San Miguel Produce gets $250,000 grant to spur job growth in Ventura County
The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded Oxnard wholesaler San Miguel Produce a $250,000 grant to spur job growth in Ventura County. Part of the USDA’s Rural Development initiative, the funding aims to help generate 28 jobs and provide working capital for San Miguel’s juicing kit project which combines kale, spinach, beet greens, bok choy and Read More →
Tri-county agriculture grew in 2017 despite damage from fires
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