Kings County Farm Bureau

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Kings County Farm Bureau Kings County Farm Bureau is a non-profit, advocacy organization, which represents approximately 400 members of the agricultural community.

Tulare Lake Subbasin landowners and farmers - this one’s for you. πŸ‘‡The 2027 water year begins TOMORROW, October 1. Start...
09/30/2026

Tulare Lake Subbasin landowners and farmers - this one’s for you. πŸ‘‡

The 2027 water year begins TOMORROW, October 1. Starting then, you are required to begin recording your groundwater use with the intent of reporting it to your Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA) on a monthly basis going forward.

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Questions? Reach out to your local GSA.

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Save the date β€” the KCFB Annual Meeting is coming up. 🌾 Thursday, November 19 Β· 5:30 PM Β· Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino Ti...
09/11/2026

Save the date β€” the KCFB Annual Meeting is coming up. 🌾 Thursday, November 19 Β· 5:30 PM Β· Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino Tickets are $75 and limited. Price increases after November 1 β€” don't wait. To purchase tickets or for more information, call 559-584-3557.

Join us today at 11:30 AM for First Fridays β€” no RSVP, no agenda, just good food and good company with your Kings County...
09/04/2026

Join us today at 11:30 AM for First Fridays β€” no RSVP, no agenda, just good food and good company with your Kings County ag community. 🌾 Have questions about the Mid-Kings River GSA Proposition 218 assessment? Come talk to us. We will have answers. See you there!

The September Ag Crimes Report is out β€” three updates from the Kings County Sheriff's Office Rural Crimes Unit. 🚨 During...
09/03/2026

The September Ag Crimes Report is out β€” three updates from the Kings County Sheriff's Office Rural Crimes Unit. 🚨 During surveillance for a wire theft suspect near 9th and East Street in Hanford, detectives spotted an unrelated theft in progress and arrested a suspect who fled on foot β€” recovering a $1,500+ Milwaukee toolbox stolen from an ag company truck. Two suspects were also arrested for stealing four large hay bales near Corcoran. One left his phone on top of the haystack, which helped investigators make the second arrest. And a reminder: Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) returned to Kings County in August using a drone to surveil livestock operations. Allegations were investigated and found to be unfounded β€” but producers should maintain the highest standards of animal care at all times. Report suspicious activity to the Rural Crimes Unit.🌾

πŸ† Congratulations to Joe Neves, recipient of the Pete Hanse Lifetime Achievement Award! A KCFB member since 1994, Joe ha...
09/01/2026

πŸ† Congratulations to Joe Neves, recipient of the Pete Hanse Lifetime Achievement Award!

A KCFB member since 1994, Joe has spent decades supporting Kings County agriculture, from Farm Bureau leadership to his years on the Board of Supervisors advocating for local producers and processors.

Join us in honoring Joe at our Annual Meeting on Thursday, November 19 at Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino. Tickets are now available. Visit www.kcfb.org for more info!

Kings County Farm Bureau has voted to support the Mid-Kings River GSA's proposed Proposition 218 assessment. πŸ’§ The asses...
08/22/2026

Kings County Farm Bureau has voted to support the Mid-Kings River GSA's proposed Proposition 218 assessment. πŸ’§ The assessment β€” up to $26.84 per acre β€” would fund SGMA compliance, groundwater monitoring, and dry well mitigation through 2031. Ballots must be received by the close of the public hearing on September 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM at the Kings County Government Center in Hanford. Watch your mail for your ballot. 🌾

The August Ag Crimes Report is out β€” and there are two important updates for Kings County growers. 🚨 Good news first: re...
08/12/2026

The August Ag Crimes Report is out β€” and there are two important updates for Kings County growers. 🚨 Good news first: recent arrests by the Kings County Sheriff's Office Rural Crimes Unit have helped slow copper wire thefts locally, even as neighboring counties continue to see increases. The concern: agricultural chemical thefts are on the rise. More than $150,000 in insecticides were stolen from a warehouse on Whitley Avenue near Corcoran. Investigators are also warning that stolen chemicals may be resold to growers at discounted prices β€” if approached by an unlicensed seller, contact the Rural Crimes Unit immediately. Store chemicals in a locked facility. Install surveillance cameras. Report suspicious activity promptly. 🌾 Contact: Detective Santos (559) 904-6893 Β· Detective Estrada (559) 212-7512 Β· Detective Bernardo (559) 589-3535 Β· Investigator Ward (559) 280-5441 Β· Dispatch (559) 584-9276

Did you know Kings County agriculture helps fund local schools? πŸ“Š 51.12% of agriculture's property tax contribution goes...
07/27/2026

Did you know Kings County agriculture helps fund local schools? πŸ“Š 51.12% of agriculture's property tax contribution goes directly to education. Add $1.1 billion in economic output, 8,100+ jobs, and $44.3 million in annual property taxes β€” and the picture is clear. Agriculture's impact extends well beyond the farm gate. 🌾

From our fields to yours β€” happy Independence Day. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Few things are more American than a family farm. This Fourth of Ju...
07/03/2026

From our fields to yours β€” happy Independence Day. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Few things are more American than a family farm. This Fourth of July, we're grateful for the freedom to grow, to work this land, and to feed our communities and our country. Please note our office is closed today, July 3, in observance of the holiday and will reopen Monday, July 6 at normal business hours. Wishing Kings County a safe and happy holiday weekend. 🌾

Kings County Farm Bureau extends its sincere condolences to Pete Hanse and the Hanse family following the passing of Jan...
07/02/2026

Kings County Farm Bureau extends its sincere condolences to Pete Hanse and the Hanse family following the passing of Janis Dee Hanse on June 18, 2026. Janis and Pete shared 65 years of marriage and a life built on faith, family, farming, and community. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her. 🌾 A graveside service will be held Wednesday, July 2 at 9:00 AM at Oak Grove Cemetery in Laton, CA, followed by fellowship at the Laton Lions Hall. Full obituary linked in our story.

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870 Greenfield Avenue
Hanford, CA
93230

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

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+15595843557

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