Agriculture, food & water

California’s food and agricultural economy depends on public decisions about water, production, workforce, and distribution. Give those connected priorities a clear voice in Sacramento.

Discuss your issue

931 organizations on the record across the 12 bills we track here

Signed into law: 1
On the Governor's desk: 5
Still moving: 4
Vetoed: 2

AB 2646 · Employment: minimum wages: agricultural workers 6 for · 34 against

From the public record, updated September 18, 2026. See every agriculture bill.

Services.

Food & agricultural policy

Explain how proposals affect production, supply chains, inspection, and the economics of your operation.

Water & resilience

Engage in state policy discussions about water availability, water quality, and long-term planning.

Innovation & workforce

Connect agricultural technology and operating needs with workforce and environmental policy.

Where the issues connect.

Public decisions rarely stay within one industry. Your agriculture engagement can connect the relevant policy questions, identify who decides, and set a plan for communicating your position.

Careful research supports a well-prepared argument. We agree on scope, reporting, and fees before the engagement begins.

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Questions clients ask.

Can one engagement connect food and water issues?

Yes. The first step is identifying the decision you need to influence and its timing. We can scope the connected agricultural, water, workforce, and business policy questions.

Do you provide water-rights legal opinions?

No. This practice focuses on state policy and government affairs. Legal opinions, permit applications, and technical analysis need the appropriate advisers and a separate scope.

Discuss your California
policy priorities.

Tell us what is changing for your organization.
We’ll discuss the representation and scope you need.