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Almond Growers Conserve Water – Part 2

The Value of the California Almond Industry - Part 2 By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The

Almonds Nearly Perfect Food (Part 1)

The Value of the California Almond Industry By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The

Central Valley Grapes in Demand for Rosé Blends

Rosé Blends Growing in Popularity By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Rosé blends are

ALRB member Isadore Hall III

Who Safeguards CA Farm Workers’ Rights? Part 4 – Motion to Disqualify ALRB Member Hall

ALRB Rejects Gerawan's Motion to Disqualify Isadore Hall III By Laurie Greene, Founding

2.5 Micron Rule To Hurt Farmers

Farmers Pressured to Replace Equipment to Meet 2.5 Microns in Exhaust By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm

Data OKs Chlorpyrifos Label

Protestors in Sacramento Want Chlorpyrifos Banned By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News

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Rice Fields Provide Habitat for Wildlife

Fields Alive with Life in the Summer By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor Rice fields provide a great

Steve Forbes Talks Unnecessary Regulations in Ag

Steve Forbes Says Ag Tech Driving Agriculture By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Steve

Ag In Classroom Features Produce Mom

Convention is July 14-15 By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The California Agriculture in

Fresno County Cotton Bloom Nearing

Cotton Bloom Is Later This Year By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor Cotton is an important crop in

Napolitano Says Ag Needs Technology

UC President Janet Napolitano: Technology Drives Ag By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News

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Push for Temperance Flat Dam

Plans for Water Storage Due August 14th By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Five years after a

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Prunes May Be Answer to Osteoporosis

Prunes May Help Fight Osteoporosis By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor California is the world's

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Huanglongbing Discoveries in California

Recap of Huanglongbing Cases in California News Release Huanglongbing has now been confirmed

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Heat Wave Puts Renewed Focus on Worker Safety

Worker Safety and Heat Illness Prevention is Important By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor There

Research Buildings at Viticulture and Enology Research Center VERC

New Chair Sought for Fresno State’s VERC

Viticulture Enology Research Center Seeks New Chair By Jessica Theisman, Associate

Risk & Safety Manager Talks Heat Illness

Preventing Farm Worker Heat Illness By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Part of a

peaches from Family Tree Farms

Family Tree Farm Sees Good Season Despite Labor Laws

Family Tree Farm Rising to Meet Challenges By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor New state labor

Sorghum

Sorghum May Be Alternative to Corn

Researcher Looks to Sorghum to Replace Corn Silage in Dry Years By Jessica Theisman, Associate

Keeping Workers Safe from Heat Illness

How Farmers Prevent Heat Illness Part of a Series By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News

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