Tim Hearden
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Investors are talking about EVs. Are people listening?
The classic 'when EF Hutton talks' commercials highlight a truism that is constant: Money talks, hype walks. → Read More
Rural farmer to face off with Newsom in November
Republican state Sen. Brian Dahle of Bieber finished second in California's jungle primary for governor. → Read More
Drought in ’21 cost California ag $1.1 billion
Overall economy lost $1.7 billion and nearly 15,000 jobs as water cutbacks devastated farm sector. → Read More
Monarch, OnTarget create electric partnership
Calif. tractor company pairs at farm show with Oregon firm that uses tech for super-precise sprays. → Read More
‘Stable with a chance of oversupply’
Short crops eliminated a glut of wine grapes, but the potential for overproduction still exists, growers’ rep says. → Read More
Don’t sleep on drought insurance amid storms
Growers are now considering the coverages they’ll need for their crops in 2022. → Read More
Avocado board seeks to inspire leaders
Panel wraps up first year of development program, seeks new class. → Read More
From fires to policy flaps, crises reigned in ‘21
Farmers in the West have endured many challenges in the past year - and seen some opportunities, too. → Read More
EcoFarm Conference touts sustainable agriculture
42nd annual event to be held in person Jan. 22-25. → Read More
Almond industry casts a wary eye on future
'Times are tough, maybe the toughest ever,' Almond Board chairman tells conference. → Read More
Tillamook wants to be nation’s favorite brand
Oregon dairy co-op using B-Corporation status to build credibility beyond the West Coast. → Read More
Monarch Tractor brings tech to farms, vineyards
Startup has over 200 orders as it uses grants, partnerships to expand fleet of electric-powered machines. → Read More
America needs conversation, not a divorce
Talking at length with people from starkly different backgrounds is exhilarating, and gives us new perspectives. → Read More
FFA students look forward to in-person convention
For many across the U.S., the national meet Oct. 27-30 will be the first major in-person event in nearly two years. → Read More
A little Russian ‘champagne’ for the gander
Why is everybody always picking on France? → Read More
West wide open: Strawberry festival kicks off summer
An estimated 8,000 people attend two-day festival in rural Shasta County, Calif., as the nation resumes large gatherings. → Read More
Klamath Basin faces more water cutbacks amid drought
Project irrigators will get 33,000 acre-feet this summer, or 8% of what they say they need. → Read More
Charlie Cook: Biden, GOP may take ‘respite’ from partisanship
The analyst tells the Almond Conference voters’ ticket-splitting tightened the parties’ margins in Congress. → Read More
Newsom’s veto of Friant-Kern Canal funds rankles groups
The state would have committed to pay 35 percent of the cost of a federal project to fix the crumbling canal. → Read More
CDFA’s Ross: State to work with ag on electric-car mandate
California governor announced plan allowing only electric-powered vehicles to be sold as new starting in 2035. → Read More