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Is it Salt Damage or Almond Leaf Scorch
Salt Damage and Almond Leaf Scorch Look Similar By Patrick Cavanaugh Franz Niederholzer is a
UCCE advisor’s Breadth of Experience and Education Support Ranchers’ Economic Viability
By Jeannette Warnert, UCANR Communications Specialist Livestock and natural
A Decisive Victory for Small Dairy Farms in California
“This ruling ends a cynical back door attempt to
Farmworker Pandemic Safety Campaign Launched
Foundation Encourages Farmworkers to Keep Themselves and Their Families Safe During the
Prune Growers Have Tough Season Economically
California Prune Growers Suffer Economically California prune growers forced economically to make
Research on Citrus Greening Disease Control
Progress is Being Made on Controlling Citrus Greening By Tim Hammerich with the Ag Information
UC Davis Doctoral Student Alexandria Igwe Lands Postdoctoral Fellowship
Alexadria Igwe Will Work on Soil Microbial Communities UC Davis doctoral student
USDA, USTR Name New Agricultural Trade Advisors
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer
Heat Illness Prevention During These Hot Summer Days
By Markie Hageman Co-Editor It's extremely important for farm employees to know how to prevent
“Dirty Dozen” List Coverage Drops to All-Time Low
From: SafefruitsandVeggies.com The authors of the so-called “Dirty Dozen” list made a
Additional Commodities Eligible for Coronavirus Food Assistance Program
Good For California Producers of Many Specialty Crops! On Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of
Center For Land-Based Learning Receives $15,000 From CLA Foundation
Donation to support general operations for the Center for Land-Based Learning The Center for
Genomic Testing for Healthier Dairy Herds
By Tim Hammerich with the Ag Information Network Dairy health is of the utmost importance
Promising Research on the Battle Against Huanglongbing in Citrus
From Marcy Martin, President of Citrus Board We would like to share with you the status of
Virulent Newcastle Disease Eradication
By Tim Hammerich, with the Ag Information Network of The West Some good news on the topic
Should Farmers Meter Their Pumps Now– in Terms of SGMA?
By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor With the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) closing in
CAL-OSHA Dairy Compliance Assistance Visits During Holiday Weekend
Over the holiday weekend, staff at Western United Dairies had been alerted by our members and CMAB
Farmers Need to Serve on Water District Boards
It's a Good Idea That Farmers Serve on Boards of Water Districts By Patrick Cavanaugh, with
McCarthy Applauds Final Feasibility Report on Repairs to the Friant-Kern Canal
On Monday, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation sent Congress the final Feasibility Report under
CDFA Seeks Proposals for Alternatives in Manure Management
The California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Office of Environmental Farming and
