Punjabi American Growers Group
The uneven toll of California’s groundwater law
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- June 28, 2026
For Amrik “Mickey” Singh Basra, owning 300 acres of almonds in Madera County was more success than he ever expected to achieve in the United States. Approaching retirement age, he could let his trucking business go and envision the last decades of his life sustained by his orchard. Then two years ago, as his land […]
PAGG Financial Report (2021–2025) – Profit & Loss Statement
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- June 18, 2026
The Punjabi American Growers Group (PAGG) remains committed to transparency, accountability, and responsible stewardship of community resources. The attached 2021–2025 Profit & Loss Statement provides a summary of the organization’s financial activities during its first five years of operation. As a volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit, PAGG has operated with minimal overhead, no paid salaries, and a […]
Punjabi American Growers Group Kisan Mela March 2026 Report
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- April 6, 2026
The Punjabi American Growers Group (PAGG) proudly hosted the Kisan Mela in March 2026, bringing together farmers, agricultural businesses, and community members for a day of learning, networking, and collaboration. The event saw strong participation from vendors, sponsors, and individuals who came forward to support the farming community and contribute to its growt Event Highlights […]
Exploring Agave as a Sustainable Crop in the San Joaquin Valley
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- April 2, 2026
The agricultural landscape in California’s San Joaquin Valley is undergoing significant transformation due to water regulations and environmental challenges. In response, growers and agricultural leaders are actively exploring alternative crops that can sustain productivity while adapting to new policies. Recently, the team at PAGG (Punjabi American Growers Group) participated in an important Agave Advisor Board […]