Enterprise Ag Magazine · Digital edition
The people, technology and decisions shaping California’s large-acreage operations. Explore the stories, or settle into the complete magazine.
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Publisher's Letter
Jason Scott returns to the everyday management practices that help large-acreage operations run better, from irrigation checks and costs to communication and technology decisions.
Read: Getting Back to the FundamentalsListen 3 min: Getting Back to the FundamentalsWatch: Getting Back to the FundamentalsAg Technology
Field demonstrations and grower research put agricultural technology to the test, with a focus on real savings, operating costs and performance under commercial conditions.
Read: What Does AgTech Have to Prove?Listen 12 min: What Does AgTech Have to Prove?Watch: What Does AgTech Have to Prove?Ag Technology
Start with a job that needs doing, try the tool in your operation and help your people become comfortable using it.
Read: What Makes Farm Technology Useful to MeListen 7 min: What Makes Farm Technology Useful to MeWatch: What Makes Farm Technology Useful to MeAg Technology
Research across 16 West Coast orchards examines why workers’ experience, equipment trials and the way technology is introduced matter to automation’s success.
Read: What 16 West Coast Orchards Taught Us About AutomationListen 10 min: What 16 West Coast Orchards Taught Us About AutomationWatch: What 16 West Coast Orchards Taught Us About AutomationAg Technology
Growers and technology specialists explain how to judge payback, account for ongoing costs and turn a promising pilot into a durable investment.
Read: From Pilot to PaybackListen 12 min: From Pilot to PaybackWatch: From Pilot to PaybackLabor & Regulation
Natalie D. Gupton examines job duties, wage classifications and the compliance reviews agricultural employers should make as operations and workforces change.
Read: More Than a Wage Increase: What the 2026 AEWR Update Means for GrowersListen 10 min: More Than a Wage Increase: What the 2026 AEWR Update Means for GrowersWatch: More Than a Wage Increase: What the 2026 AEWR Update Means for GrowersFarm Finance
A practical look at 2027 planning, including input costs, working capital, equipment decisions and the financial triggers that can help growers adapt.
Read: Budgeting for the UnknownListen 12 min: Budgeting for the UnknownWatch: Budgeting for the Unknown
