Heat Illness Prevention for Field Workers
Farmers Guard Their Most Valuable Asset By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor When temperatures are heating up, it’s important that growers are …
Category Archives: Weather
California Coffee Brews Success
Mark Gaskell on California Coffee Crop By Laurie Greene, Founding Editor California Ag Today recently spoke about the emerging California coffee crop …
Kern County Ag Commissioner Notes Mild Winter
Weather and Pest Control this Season In Kern County By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor California Ag Today recently spoke with …
Sharing Secrets to a Successful Bowl of Cherries
Weather and Pruning Make Life a Bowl of Cherries By Laurie Greene, Founding Editor Clark Goehring, a third generation Kern …
Atmospheric Rivers Hit California
Many Atmospheric Rivers Hit State By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director California needs an average of three atmospheric rivers annually …
California Rice Growers are Model of Environmental Stewardship
Understanding Water Usage For California Rice Growers By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster The amount of rain California received in March …
Water District Talks Low Water Allocation
Water District’s Water Allocation Disappoints By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster The Bureau of Reclamation announced an initial 2017 water allocation …
Saving Fish May Have Caused Oroville Disaster
Were Fish Cause of Oroville Dam Disaster? By Jessica Theisman: Associate Editor Reportedly, an effort to save millions of salmonoid …
Recharging Aquifer: Job One Today
Water Districts Recharging Aquifer By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director With the reservoir and all water district canals brimming, there …
Recharging Aquifers Using Floodwaters
Floodwaters Could Recharge Aquifer By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster Last October, the Almond Board of California announced new partnerships …
