Despite the many problems of farming in the Golden State, most nut growers are increasing production.

Rare was the producer in 2021 who wasn’t affected by heat, drought, frosts, or freezes.

Producers welcomed 2021 with open arms. Freeze events and an unheard-of heat wave tempered much of that optimism.

The potential for precision tools continues to expand for the specialty ag sector, especially for bigger operations. Smaller growers are looking for opportunities as well.

Industry survey indicates most are going ahead with plans to increase production this year.

We asked industry stakeholders for feedback and guidance on a number of topics. As always, they delivered.

Better understanding, more proof of efficacy, and cost-effectiveness needed prior to implementation.

But while they express overwhelming concern about HLB, many growers remain positive.

Talk about problems: labor shortages, a huge supply of wine grapes along with stagnant demand, freezes – and fire.

American Fruit Grower’s State of the Industry survey reveals just how resilient you all are.

Industry stakeholders excited for the new year after coping surprisingly well during a chaotic 2020.

Survey responses stress the importance to do the ripe thing.

Fewer plan on increasing production than in years past — and it’s no wonder.

Cutting costs, especially in reducing inputs, is cited by many, but smaller growers remain reluctant.

The anxiety is not just for consumers, but for themselves. Still, they continue to be remarkably bullish.

Industry survey results reveal the yays and nays on spray.

Some growers are keeping an eye on prices, but for much of the nut market, things are still full steam ahead.

Producers sound off on two issues upon which there is little agreement. Here’s your chance to chime in.

After a tough season, U.S. growers are focusing on the positives for 2020.