The San Joaquin Valley is a critical area of California—it’s truly the world’s bread basket with more than 350 crops grown in the state’s central valley.
Because agriculture has been a bright spot for the California economy, finding ways to help the region to continue to thrive and grow was the theme at the second annual regional economic forum held in Fresno recently.
Speakers highlighted successes made since the last forum while pinpointing action items to move forward.
One thing remains the same: what’s good for California’s regional economies is best for California—thriving regions lead to a thriving state.
