Celebrating Women in Ag

An episode of the Voices of the Valley podcast, hosted by Western Growers, titled "Celebrating Women in Ag" was published on April 20, 2026 and runs 37 minutes.

April 20, 2026 ·37m · Voices of the Valley

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This episode of Voices of the Valley highlights the voices and experiences of women shaping the future of agriculture. Hosted by Western Growers’ Michelle Rivera and Cierra Allen, the conversation features Briana Giampaoli of Live Oak Farms and Kristen Camarena of Bonipak, who share their career journeys, challenges and perspectives on leadership in the industry. In recognition of 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer, the episode underscores the vital role women continue to play across all facets of farming and the importance of supporting the next generation of leaders in agriculture.

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This episode of Voices of the Valley highlights the voices and experiences of women shaping the future of agriculture. Hosted by Western Growers’ Michelle Rivera and Cierra Allen, the conversation features Briana Giampaoli of Live Oak Farms and Kristen Camarena of Bonipak, who share their career journeys, challenges and perspectives on leadership in the industry. In recognition of 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer, the episode underscores the vital role women continue to play across all facets of farming and the importance of supporting the next generation of leaders in agriculture.

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