Fresno County accepts 2024 crop and livestock report showing $9.03 billion in gross production
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The Fresno County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 4 accepted the 2024 Crop and Livestock Report, which the meeting record lists as a record-breaking total gross production value of $9,030,000,000.
A county representative emphasized the role of farm workers in reaching the county's production levels, saying: "This year's report, we feature, the contributions made by our farm workers. And, without them, we would not be able to achieve the level of agricultural production that we have here in Fresno County that feeds the world." The transcript does not include that speaker's name.
The transcript records acceptance of the report; it does not specify further action, allocation of funds, or follow-up tasks tied to the report within the meeting record.
A county representative emphasized the role of farm workers in reaching the county's production levels, saying: "This year's report, we feature, the contributions made by our farm workers. And, without them, we would not be able to achieve the level of agricultural production that we have here in Fresno County that feeds the world." The transcript does not include that speaker's name.
The transcript records acceptance of the report; it does not specify further action, allocation of funds, or follow-up tasks tied to the report within the meeting record.
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