California agriculture legislative advocacy.

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.

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AB 35EnrolledSafe Drinking Water, Wildfire Prevention, Drought Preparedness, and Clean Air Bond Act of 2024: Administrative Procedure Act: exemption: program guidelines and selection criteria. Assemblymember Alvarez. 228 support, 0 oppose.
AB 1603GovernorPerfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS): Department of Pesticide Regulation. Assemblymember Schultz. 128 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2215EnrolledWater rights: permits: State Water Project. Assemblymember Calderon. 85 support, 32 oppose.
AB 1891GovernorForestry: Beneficial Fire Capacity Program. Assemblymember Connolly. 116 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2180GovernorLocal government: Proposition 218 Omnibus Implementation Act: proportional cost of service. Assemblymember Ward. 95 support, 5 oppose.
SB 454GovernorState Water Resources Control Board: PFAS Mitigation Program. Senator McNerney. 65 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2646GovernorEmployment: minimum wages: agricultural workers. Assemblymember Krell. 6 support, 34 oppose.
SB 1085GovernorWater supply planning: housing developments. Senator Durazo. 38 support, 0 oppose.
SB 5GovernorEnhanced infrastructure financing districts and community revitalization and investment areas: allocation of taxes: agricultural land exclusion. Senator Cabaldon. 23 support, 5 oppose.
SB 1291EnrolledMutual water companies. Senator Gonzalez. 7 support, 19 oppose.
SB 1313EnrolledDrinking water: perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. Senator McNerney. 23 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2026EnrolledWater diversion: groundwater recharge: permit. Assemblymember Aguiar-Curry. 4 support, 18 oppose.

Policy priorities for agriculture.

A useful legislative strategy starts with what a proposal would change for your organization and the outcome you want to pursue.

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.

Make the practical impact clear.

Bring the bill text, your operating context, and the part of the proposal that matters most. We can map the policy questions and discuss a representation plan.

Assess the proposal against your business model and objectives.
Develop a position and identify potential amendment language.
Prepare for engagement with legislative offices and committees.
Track relevant changes and connect them to the next decision.

A clear issue makes a stronger start.

Identify the bill or policy proposal, who it affects, the change you want, and your next deadline. If you do not have a bill number, describe the business problem.

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