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August 20, 2025 Western Edition Volume 7, Number 32 SGMA reshaping California land values California’s farmland values are undergoing some of the steepest shifts in decades, with the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act at the center of changing dynamics. While com- modity prices and global trade conditions weigh heavily on producers, water reliability is now the single most critical factor in determining whether agricultural land holds value or loses it. At a State Board of Food and Agriculture meeting this month, appraisers and lenders…
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