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1 day ago |
modbee.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
Last summer’s scorching string of 100-degree days did more than break records in the Valley, it zapped the strength out of many of the region’s prized cherry trees, resulting in a much smaller crop this year. Some cherry growers in Fresno and Tulare counties are reporting significant losses while others appear to have dodged a bullet. Daniel Jackson in Kingsburg grows cherries on 30 acres and considers himself lucky he has fruit to pick this season.
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1 week ago |
modbee.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
Después de meses de ansiedad por la posibilidad de que las deportaciones masivas pudieran paralizar la industria agrícola multimillonaria del Valle de San Joaquín, el presidente Trump ha señalado que podría estar abierto a flexibilizar las normas para algunos trabajadores indocumentados.
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2 weeks ago |
fresnobee.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
Tulare County’s Setton Pistachio, one of the largest pistachio growers in the nation, is buying rival Touchstone Pistachio Company for $25 million in the wake of the Assemi family’s farming collapse. Located in Terra Bella, Touchstone was the centerpiece of the Assemi family’s vast pistachio and almond holdings that at one time totaled more than 50,000 acres in the San Joaquin Valley.
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3 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
FRESNO, Calif. - After months of anxiety over the possibility that mass deportations could cripple the San Joaquin Valley's multibillion-dollar agriculture industry, President Trump has signaled that he may be open to relaxing the rules for some undocumented workers. During an April 10 cabinet meeting, Trump said he would be open to giving undocumented farmworkers and hotel workers an opportunity to work legally if they return to their home country and then come back to the United States.
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3 weeks ago |
arcamax.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
FRESNO, Calif. — After months of anxiety over the possibility that mass deportations could cripple the San Joaquin Valley’s multibillion-dollar agriculture industry, President Trump has signaled that he may be open to relaxing the rules for some undocumented workers. During an April 10 cabinet meeting, Trump said he would be open to giving undocumented farmworkers and hotel workers an opportunity to work legally if they return to their home country and then come back to the United States.
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