Workers harvest pistachios at Nichols Farms. Pistachios became Fresno County’s second-most valuable agricultural commodity in 2025, overtaking grapes with a gross production value of $1.22 billion, according to the county’s annual crop report. Photo courtesy of Nichols Farms
Fresno County retained its position as California’s leading agricultural county in 2025, generating more than $9.64 billion in gross production…
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