New #AREUpdate article “California’s Overtime Law for Agricultural Workers: What Happened to Worker Hours and Pay?” by Alexandra E. Hill finds that the law led to decreases in working hours and in earnings. Read More: bit.ly/464G9Ve @AREBerkeley

To the builders.

The late fall season means recently harvested rice fields are now doubling as wetland habitat for millions of migratory birds. Check out these absolutely stunning shots of snow geese in #Willows courtesy of Brian Baer!

How Sacramento Turned Into a Great Restaurant City nytimes.com/2023/12/05/din… Pretty cool to be mentioned in the The New York Times along with so many of my friends in the Sacramento restaurant community. #SacramentoProud

Just as everyone expected. Ag workers actively lobbied against it for that reason.

Paella made with trueoriginfoods organic sushi rice, chicken, wild duck, mussels and prawns at the duck club. #paella #organicrice #duckhunting

Massive fruit grower bankrupt, 5,400 jobs lost, 16,000 acres of farmland to be auctioned off in Fresno amp.fresnobee.com/news/local/art…

Always nice to find locally grown rice in a Northern California grocery chain by a rice producer I know. The jasmine is sooo good! trueoriginfoods Michael Bosworth #eatlocal

Unbelievable. ~$2,000,000 of $NVDA profits in just 103 days 11 years worth of salary made on one trade 75% return for those copying her via Autopilot Truly the best to ever do it 🐐

This is my friend Stan. After a divorce in his mid 30’s Stan told me that he was going to start saying YES to everything—a big departure from his conservative, introverted nature. A couple years later I asked him how it was going. He said: “Kevin, the past two years have been

Just one day after coming off the injured list, Nick Vogt gives the Storm their THIRD WALK-OFF OF THE HOMESTAND!!!!! #EmbraceTheStorm🌩️

🌱 Big news! trueoriginfoods is heading to #ExpoWest! You can find us in the North Hall Booth #N2101 – and we’re bringing some exciting surprises with us! 👀✨ Come visit us at the Gather Brands booth to discover what’s new in the world of rice, beans and popcorn.

Do hard things. Because life is hard. And when you take on voluntary struggle, you’re better prepared for the involuntary struggle that inevitably enters your world. Embrace the suck.

Do hard things, because nothing feels better than a hard-earned win. Nothing. The pain. The struggle. The resilience. The grit. And then, the reward. The thrill of knowing that you paid the cost of entry for the thing you wanted to achieve. Hard things are good for the soul.

An underrated life lesson: Potential is nothing without execution. When you’re young, everyone cares about your potential. As you get older, they only care about your delivery against it. Stop worrying about your potential. Start focusing on your action.

The father plants trees he will never climb and the son climbs trees he did not plant, and somewhere in this sacred exchange lies the mystery of time itself - how a man becomes eternal not by living forever but by teaching another man to die well, and when the son finally

Underrated life advice: Potential is nothing without execution. When you're young, everyone cares about your potential. You get accustomed to focusing on it. But as you get older, no one cares about your potential—just your delivery against it.

Major cheat code for life: Commiting to something. The world is filled with the half-finished dreams of people who were too afraid to truly commit. Half in is actually all out. Even 90% gets you nowhere. There’s a magic in that last 10%. And it does not take talent, just courage.

The relationship you have with uncertainty is in direct correlation to how successful you will become.

Execution is 100X more important than your idea. Having a bunch of startup ideas is extremely common. Being able to run a company is not. Hiring. Delegation. Sales. Problem solving. Decision making. Marketing. Ops. These things all take real skills and grit. That’s why