Farmland Where the Valley Meets the Tehachapis Arvin sits 15 miles southeast of Bakersfield at 449 feet, where the valley floor begins to lift toward the Tehachapi range. There were 19,495 people here at the 2020 census. The economy runs on agriculture, and on oil as well — the Mountain View field was found underneath […]
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Roses, Oil and 27,000 People Wasco sits 24 miles northwest of Bakersfield at 312 feet, with 27,047 people at the 2020 census. The town built its name on roses — for years a large share of the roses sold in the United States were grown in and around Wasco — and there is oil underneath
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Dairy Country Tulare sits at 289 feet with a population of about 68,900, and it is dairy country in the most literal sense — home to the largest single-site dairy complex in the country, and to the World Ag Expo each February. Tulare County runs somewhere north of 340,000 dairy cows. Dairy and processing floors
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The Mildest City on Our List Visalia is the largest city in Tulare County at just over 141,000 people, and its average July high is 93.8°F — four or five degrees cooler than the Kern County towns we serve. The January low is 38.4°F. Still a valley climate, just a shade gentler than Bakersfield or
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Farm Town Turned Freight Hub Shafter sits at 348 feet with a population of just under 20,000. It grew on almonds, pistachios, cotton, grapes and alfalfa, and in the last stretch it has become something else as well — a hub for manufacturing, logistics and energy. Distribution buildings now sit alongside the orchards. That gives
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Floors in a Table-Grape Town Delano is Kern County’s second-largest city and one of the centers of California table grape growing. That mix shows up in the work: house garages and patios on one side, packing, cold storage and shop floors on the other. We have coated a commercial kitchen and a restaurant dining room
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An Oil Town, and It Shows in the Floors Taft is one of the few towns in the United States that exists because of the oil under it. Midway-Sunset, Buena Vista and Elk Hills have been the economic engine here for more than a century, and at 955 feet it sits higher than any of
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A Mountain Town, Not a Valley One Tehachapi sits at 4,193 feet in the pass between the San Joaquin Valley and the Mojave, and that single fact separates it from every other town we serve. The average January low is 31°F — at or below freezing on a typical winter night — while the average
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A Small Town on Good Ground McFarland sits at 354 feet with a population of around 14,200. It was founded on the crop-growing potential of the land it stands on and grew up as an agriculture and livestock town, which is broadly what it still is. It is a short run up Highway 99 from
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