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Core for Agriculture, Logistics, and Globalization (CalAg) extension and research lab studying California's agricultural economy. CalAg.ucdavis.edu @UCANR.edu @ucdavisare.bsky.social @jaysayre.bsky.social

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CalAg @calaguc.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
How much more are California farms paying for diesel this harvest? Diesel hit $8.25 a gallon in late September, up 65% from a year ago and a record even after inflation. We estimate the added cost per acre for major crops. calag.ucdavis.edu/reports/2026-09-2…
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September 2026 California Diesel Market Report
California diesel averaged $8.25 a gallon in September 2026, up 65% from a year earlier and a record even after inflation. This report covers crude oil and diesel prices and estimates added costs per acre for major California crops.
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CalAg @calaguc.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
Why are wholesale avocado prices half what they were a year ago? See our report about the supply surge behind the 2026 reset. calag.ucdavis.edu/reports/2026-05-0…
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May 2026 Avocado Market Report — A Pricing Reset
USDA terminal-market wholesale prices for Hass avocados ran roughly half their year-ago levels through the first 19 weeks of 2026. A short report on the supply story behind it.
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CalAg @calaguc.bsky.social · 06/04/2026
How are fertilizer costs affecting California agriculture? We explore how global supply disruptions are raising costs for growers using an interactive dashboard showing how much costs may increase. calag.ucdavis.edu/reports/2026-04-0…
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Fertilizer Costs and California Agriculture — 2026 Price Outlook
How global fertilizer supply disruptions are raising costs for California growers. Interactive dashboard with UC Davis cost study data and 2026 price scenario projections.
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ucdavisare.bsky.social @ucdavisare.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
UCDavis ARE Assistant Professor of Cooperative Extension James Sayre remarks on how water costs are affecting CA avocado growers in a recent San Diego Union-Tribune article. www.sandiegouniontribune.com/2026/03/15/e...
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Escondido has some of San Diego County’s priciest water. Avocado growers have waited a decade for a lifeline.
Americans are eating more avocados than ever before. But in San Diego County’s avocado belt, sky-high water costs prevent farmers from benefiting.
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