CDFA’s Karen Ross: Water and Labor are Big Issues for California
CDFA Secretary Says State has High Water and Labor Standards By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Karen Ross, secretary of …
Category Archives: California Department of Food and Agriculture
LGMA: A Decade of Protection – Part 1
California Leafy Green Marketing Agreement Now 10 Years Old By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor After a severe E.coli outbreak nearly …
Huanglongbing Discoveries in California
Recap of Huanglongbing Cases in California News Release Huanglongbing has now been confirmed in numerous communities in Los Angeles and Orange …
Citrus Referendum Coming Up
Citrus Growers to Vote on Referendum News Release from Citrus Research Board California citrus growers soon will receive a critical …
HLB Detected Again in San Gabriel
46 HLB Positive Trees in California News Release from Citrus Insider The California Department of Food and Agriculture crews conducting …
Modifying Rootstocks to Fight, Prevent Pierce’s Disease
Scientists Help Grapevines Double-team Pierce’s Disease By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The glassy-winged sharpshooter is a flying insect that …
Improved Huanglongbing Detection in Citrus Trees
Projects Underway for Better Huanglongbing Detection in Infected Trees By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The big …
Water Diversion Plan for Fish, Part 2
Grober: It Won’t Help to Vilify People Part 2 of 2-part Series By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director California …
Safe Food Alliance Helps Farmers Cope with MRL Disharmony
California Farmers Cope with MRL Disharmony By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director California farmers are careful with crop …
Water Board’s Point of View on Increasing San Joaquin River Flows, Part 1
Les Grober Explains Increasing San Joaquin River Flows This is part 1 of a 2-part series. By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director …
