Tehama County Farm Bureau acknowledges the hard work of its members and their ability to feed the world during these difficult times.

“This past year has been a challenge for our local farmers and ranchers as the pandemic created a more difficult trading relationship resulting in lower prices for commodities,” said President Shelley Macdonald. “Add the drought and the export of surface water and it’s been a tough year for them.”

Tehama County agriculture leads the local economy by contributing $300,826,400 in total crop value in 2019.