Fresno County Farm Bureau

Prior to Russia's invasion, Ukraine was one of the world’s largest suppliers of wheat and nitrogen fertilizer.

State law now requires some farmers to pay their workers overtime after 8 hours a day or 40 hours a week. Farmworker advocates are celebrating this change, but it’s also created some unintended consequences.

Fresno and Tulare County farmers share how inflation and supply chain problems hurt business.

On this week’s Valley Edition: An effort to change how Native American students, and their histories, are understood in California’s schools.Plus, the…

Legislation proposed Wednesday in the U.S. House of Representatives aims to give undocumented farmworkers more protections. The Farm Workforce…

When Nikiko Masumoto was 9-years-old, she remembers hail pouring down on her family’s organic peach and nectarine farm. It was at the end of June, the…

Monday’s heavy rain and gusty winds in the valley hurt two of the region’s largest money-making crops. Fresno County is the top grower of raisins in the…

Amber Balakian grew up on a farm in Reedley. Her family grows 80 varieties of heirloom tomatoes, plus a wide variety of fruits and vegetables.But it took…