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Disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz are driving volatility, tightening supply and forcing large-scale operations to rethink procurement and nutrient strategies.
Read article →Agricultural theft has become one of the most persistent and costly threats to California farmers. From copper wire to GPS-equipped tractors, organized crews are targeting the Central Valley — and growers, law enforcement, and…
Read article →A note from publisher and founder Jason Scott on why Enterprise Ag exists, what it is for, and what it is not.
Read article →A new Delano facility from Treehouse California Almonds and Sitos Group will turn 26,000 tons of almond shells annually into customizable biochar — and reframe how California specialty crop growers think about soil structure,…
Read article →California specialty crop agriculture operates at global scale — and global exposure. Three structural forces are reshaping how serious operators think about labor, global markets, and enterprise discipline in 2026.
Read article →Water has become the primary constraint shaping agricultural decision-making — often before labor, inputs, or market conditions enter the equation. How Kern County grower Jason Giannelli, UC ANR's Moneim Mohamed, and WaterOne.AI's Tomo Kumahira…
Read article →The Enterprise Ag Summit is not another trade show. It is a curated gathering of enterprise-scale California growers and the agricultural innovators building the next generation of solutions — designed for real conversations, not…
Read article →How growers are using AI to boost yields, cut costs and improve sustainability — from Bloomfield Robotics' plant-level vision systems to Bonsai Robotics' vineyard autonomy and Ceres Imaging's aerial AI across California's high-value orchards.
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