Water & the Environment
Sorghum May Be Alternative to Corn
Researcher Looks to Sorghum to Replace Corn Silage in Dry Years By Jessica Theisman, Associate
Atmospheric Rivers Hit California
Many Atmospheric Rivers Hit State By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director California needs an
Indoor Heat Regs: A Solution to a Problem?
New Regs Target Indoor Heat Illness Prevention By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Many
California Rice Growers are Model of Environmental Stewardship
Understanding Water Usage For California Rice Growers By Brian German, Associate
Water District Talks Low Water Allocation
Water District's Water Allocation Disappoints By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster The
Westland Initial Water Allocation 65 percent
Initial Water Allocation 65% for Westland Water District (more…)
Saving Fish May Have Caused Oroville Disaster
Were Fish Cause of Oroville Dam Disaster? By Jessica Theisman: Associate Editor Reportedly, an
Temperance Flat Could Control Floods
Association Calls for Flood Control through Temperance Flat With the rising San Joaquin River in
Pyrethroid Review Deadline Nearing
Pyrethroid Review Commenting Deadline is March 31 By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News
Recharging Aquifer: Job One Today
Water Districts Recharging Aquifer By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director [caption
Fresno County Growers Grateful For Rainfall
Rainfall Helps Water Cover Crops By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster The amount of rainfall
Pyrethroids Under Review
EPA Reviewing Pyrethroids Ag Industry Urged to Comment By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News
Recharging Aquifers Using Floodwaters
Floodwaters Could Recharge Aquifer By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster Last October,
Almond Board’s Sustainability Program Gets Even Better
Almond Board Program Streamlined By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor The Almond Board has set a
California Ag Today Seeks Guest Writers, Story Suggestions
Are you a writer with a passion for agriculture? A student looking for publication experience? An
California Farm Bureau Federation President Decries Water Diversion Plan
Science Shows Increased Water Flow Doesn't Save Fish, Paul Wenger Says By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm
Early Rain Caused Concern for Butte County Rice Growers
Butte County Rice Growers Respond to Early Rain By Brian German, Associate
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
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
Fighting to Protect Family Farms from Water Diversion
In Face of Water Diversion Threat, Ag Industry Experts are Speaking Out By Laurie Greene,
