Agriculture Day gave Class 38 a front-row seat to what makes Napa Valley so special. From early-morning vineyard walks to conversations with growers, farmworkers, and community leaders, they saw firsthand how many people and programs are working to protect the Napa Valley Agricultural Preserve. Federal, county, and city agencies, nonprofits, and industry groups all share one goal: keeping our valley’s farmland thriving for generations to come. It’s incredible to think that this collaboration fuels a $11 billion agricultural industry while preserving the land and lifestyle we all treasure. Organizations like the Napa Valley Farmworker Foundation, Farm Bureau, Grapegrowers, Vintners, and Winegrowers reminded the group that the Napa Valley’s success depends on both people and place. The day left Class 38 inspired by the partnerships, innovation, and heart that make this valley not just a world-class wine region, but a model for sustainable agriculture and community stewardship.