Information

Riverside County Farm Bureau, along with the California and American Farm Bureau Federations, provides information to members about issues and events that affect their livelihood and to the public about this vital industry. Farm Bureau is a respected public representative for agriculture at the county, state and national levels.

These web pages provide information to Farm Bureau members and to the rural community of Riverside County:

To the Public:

Television and radio productions, press releases; media contacts; speeches; posters; fair displays; policy statements; and the many Farm Bureau projects that bring public attention and understanding to agriculture. Farm Bureau and Allied/Nationwide Health Insurance are major sponsors of the television series, “California Country.”

To Members:

Publications, events and meetings to keep members informed, including California Farm Bureau Federation's acclaimed "Ag Alert" weekly newspaper for farmers and ranchers, the monthly "California Country" for nonfarm members, and " Riverside County Agriculture" for Riverside County members.

About Agriculture: 2006 Crop Report

2002 Agricultural Production Report: Riverside County's agriculture held its own in what was a tough year for many farmers. 

• Read the 2003 statistics published by the county's Agricultural Commissioner

Also see Riverside County

agriculture information & statistics

Additional crop reports can be viewed in Ag information & Statistics..

This report is presented in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format and can be viewed in Acrobat Reader. If you don't already have Reader, you can download it for free from the Adobe web site at http://www.adobe.com

Agricultural Changes:

Despite public perception, agriculture remains strong in Riverside County, one of the top ten farm counties in the United States. Twenty years of change are illustrated in Ag changes 1979-1999 which compares some key commodities between 1979 and 1999.