Videos

  • August Orchard Tasks With Hyrum – Pistachios

    If you are a Pistachio Grower, be sure to follow to stay updated on monthly tasks in your orchard. Share this with every pistachio grower you know. Read the full Orchard Tasks by Cristian Manzo and Reza Ehsani in the August issue of Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.

  • California Growers Have a New Enemy That’s Spreading Fast

    Golden Mussels have been a silent threat California growers since they arrived in the Delta in 2024. These mollusks reproduce at an alarming rate and don’t require saltwater, meaning they are now clogging up irrigation systems and depriving crops of an already scarce water supply. Jason McKee from Greenleaf Ag spoke with Matthew Malcolm from Malcolm Media Ag Publishing to discuss this latest threat to orchards. Watch this quick video and learn more in Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.

  • California Water Alliance Fights for Access to Growers

    Getting the water needed for growers to produce their crops is always an issue in California. Despite the water being available, getting it moved to rural communities is hindered by state politics. California Water Alliance CEO William Bourdeau spoke to Matthew Malcolm at Malcolm Media Ag Publishing to go over the challenges growers face and what is being done to help. Watch this quick video and learn more in Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.

  • How Pistachios Created a New Word in Mexico

    American Pistachio Growers is marketing at the international level, and it’s bearing fruit across the globe. This includes Mexico, where excitement over pistachios resulted in a new word in the country’s vocabulary. Ines Masallach from Imalinx spoke with Matthew Malcolm about how American pistachios have exploded onto the Mexican market. Watch this quick video and learn more in Pacific Nut Producer Magazine.

  • This Week In Ag – August 19, 2026

    This Week in Ag: Five stories you need to know from across California agriculture. This week, we’re covering the beginning of California’s paraquat phase-out, an early almond harvest, new leadership at California Citrus Mutual, concerns surrounding Madera County’s pistachio crop, and an expanded citrus quarantine in San Joaquin County. Stay informed on the news and issues impacting the California Ag industry. Follow California Ag Network on our socials for more news and updates from across the state.

  • Duarte Nursery Harvest Demo Showcases Future of Almond Farming

    Duarte Nursery brought almond growers and industry professionals together at its DeWitt Ranch in Modesto for a hands-on look at the future of almond farming. Director of Farming Isaac Duarte discusses the ranch’s high-density Yorizane almonds, catch-frame harvesting technology, orchard design and the data helping growers build more productive, longer-lasting orchards.

  • 2026 Fresno State Grape Day Kicks Off Grape Harvest

    2026 Fresno State Grape Day California’s grape industry came together at Fresno State Grape Day to explore the latest research, innovations and management practices shaping the future of viticulture. From vineyard technology and sustainable growing methods to networking with industry professionals, the biennial event gave growers and researchers the opportunity to share ideas and discover new tools for success.

  • Raisin Bargaining Association Announces Prices for 2026

    The raisin harvest is underway in California and growers are anxious to know what they’re getting for their crops. The Raisin Bargaining Association is ready to offer a higher bonus for quality raisins, with the organization wanting to incentivize a good product. RBA Chairman Charles Salmon spoke to Matthew Malcolm with American Vineyard to discuss raisin prices this year and what growers can expect. Watch this quick video and learn more in American Vineyard Magazine.

  • Leading Entomologist and PCA: How to Control Navel Orangeworm and Aflatoxin

    How can almond, pistachio, and walnut growers control navel orangeworm and reduce aflatoxin risk? UC Cooperative Extension entomologist Houston Wilson joins pistachio and almond grower and pest control adviser (PCA) Joe Coelho and Arielle O’Connor of the Arizona Cotton Research & Protection Council to discuss practical strategies for preventing infestations, limiting crop damage, and reducing the effects of aflatoxin.

    Presented by title sponsor Liphatech and premier sponsor the Arizona Cotton Research & Protection Council.

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  • 2026 Pistachio Week Kicks Off August 10th

    Pistachio Week is returning for its fifth year. Restaurants across California are creating new dishes to showcase American-grown pistachios with everything from desserts, to drinks and main entrees. Hannah Young of American Pistachio Growers spoke with Matthew Malcolm from California Ag Network to talk about the event and some of the creations that will be available. Watch this quick video and read more in Pacific Nut Producer Magazine