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October 27, 2021

• State cotton crop smaller amid price rally

• Satellites track water use to aid crop efficiency

• Commentary: Research aids farmers with new tools and solutions

• USDA announces grants, loans for rural broadband

• Moving it Forward: How the vineyards found this YF&R

• Governor expands drought emergency ahead of storms

• UC Davis gets $10 million for groundwater research

• Fruity chemical targets destructive pest for berries

• USDA awards firm for fertilizer innovation

• State seeks public input for climate adaptation strategy

• Newsom seeks to resolve port disruptions

• Probing the soil to maximize irrigation efficiency

• UC Extension has eight jobs open for farm advisors

• Pest dangerous to vineyards detected in Solano County

• Studies focus on compost solutions for rangelands

• Water saving for dairy farms starts with feed crops

• When water supplies run dry, sorghum crops step up

• New UC software helps wheat growers on fertilizing

• Nationwide News: Five questions to ask before letting youngsters help

• NBA star joins UC Davis viticulture board

• UC Cooperative Extension videos detail approaches for cover crops

October 20, 2021

• Lara to boost wildfire insurance coverage

• La Niña looms in Pacific as new water year begins

• Commentary: For our water future, let’s fix Central Valley canals

• Moving it forward: YF&R focuses on fire prevention

• Bill signed to help livestock rescues

• From the Fields

• Rice straw dilemma leads to fiber board venture

• Water-saving triticale gets new attention in drought

• Fire-prevention mapping introduced in wine country

• Triticale, wheat farmers get help with new UC software

• Landfills cut emissions, create compost for growers

October 13, 2021

• Research seeks resilience for aquifers

• Biden pursues reversal of rules for water projects

• Little change seen in ‘new approach’ on China trade

• Commentary: Amid challenging times, Farm Bureau prevailed

• Moving It Forward: YF&R found his calling in drought

• USDA initiative promotes lending for meat, poultry

• Window for open burning closing for grape growers

• Almond growers cut water use with efficiency measures

• Weather stations aid coastal vineyard mildew fight

• Training to help track diversions from streams

• Researchers disrupt pest mating to protect almonds

• New groundwater recharge efforts aimed at alfalfa crop

• Sensors target movements of pest to protect lima beans

• Ask Your PCA: When do I apply soil amendments?

• Watching a reservoir go empty in the drought

October 6, 2021

• Yield is robust in ‘off’ year for pistachios

• State budget adds funds for ‘climate smart’ farming

• CFBF president's message: Farmers merit transparency as partners in climate protection

• USDA allocates funds for drought relief, food supply

• Rice growers look for rain, but not before harvest ends

• From the Fields

• State board raises water program regulatory fees

• USDA seeks nominations for new ‘Equity Commission’

• No-till farming lets roots and worms nurture the soil

• UC researchers work to help seeds sprout amid drought

• Rootstock research seeks to fortify almond trees, yields

• Walnut board votes to freeze state outbound inspections

• Walnut orchard is recycled: Now it nourishes beans

• Farm Bureau scholarship winners are announced

• Esquivel gets 2nd term on water resources board

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