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SJ County harvest outlook impacted by high input costs

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By Craig W. Anderson As 2024 grinds to a finish, members of the San Joaquin Farm Bureau reflect on the nearly completed year of agriculture, looking into the past and toward the future of the various agriculture sectors.
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State winegrape growers urged to remove 50,000 acres

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By Craig W. Anderson California’s winegrape industry has an imbalance in supply and demand for wine and to correct this a leading California wine marketing association says the state needs to remove 50,000 acres of winegrapes to balance supply with decreasing market demand. According to Jeff Bitter, president of Fresno-based Allied Grape Growers, growers have significant market issues with any above-average crop. “We need to reduce acreage.
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Weather forces late harvest for many

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| sjfb.org
By Craig W. Anderson At harvest time, the San Joaquin Farm Bureau News takes a look at what’s been happening in agriculture before the year’s end from the experts on the ground, in the fields, orchards, barns and pastures around the county: our farmers and ranchers. “All I’m hearing is that everything in the county’s ag is up in the air at this point,” said SJFB Executive Director Andrew Genasci.
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