Initial Walnut Irrigation Can be Delayed
Walnut Irrigation Research Update By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster First springtime walnut irrigation can be delayed, according to a UC …
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Celebrating California Agriculture . . . An Ongoing Series: Marketing
Marketing, Almond Board Style A Rallying Cry for Ag PR on Billboards By Laurie Greene, Editor Celebrating California Agriculture is a …
Calcot Could Market 70 Millionth Bale this Year
Calcot Ltd. Chairman Talks California Cotton at 89th Annual Meeting By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Calcot Ltd., a democratically-run cotton marketing cooperative …
Food Tank’s Farm Tank Summit in Sacramento Reveals Knowledge Gap
Food Tank’s 1st Annual Farm Tank Summit in Sacramento Reveals Gap in Agricultural Knowledge Good Starting Point for Constructive Conversation By Patrick Cavanaugh, …
CULTIVATING COMMON GROUND: Water Use Efficiency Grants
Water Use Efficiency Grants: Beneficial or Double Jeopardy for California Farming? Or both? By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director …
Eighteen New California Farm Academy Graduates!
Eighteen New Farmers Graduate from California Farm Academy By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The California Farm Academy, …
USDA NRCS Works To Increase Diversity
NRCS Conducts Outreach for Diversity By Emily McKay Johnson, Associate Editor The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural …
Celebrate Labor Day With California Strawberries!
Add California Strawberries to Your Labor Day Event By Laurie Greene, Editor Many people will be out and …
Weedy Rice Challenges Some Rice Growers
Weedy Rice Crops Ups Again in Northern Calif. Rice Fields By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director In Northern California, …
Duarte Nursery v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Update
PLF Attorney Reports Duarte Appeals Court Decision—Once Again By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Damien Schiff, principal attorney at …
