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October 21, 2020

• Produce markets retain sharp division

• Groundwater: Desert valley plan could price farms out of business

• President’s message: Vote no on Proposition 15

• Moving It Forward: YF&R chapter establishes thriving community gardens

• From the Fields

• Administration formalizes federal Water Subcabinet

• Virtual hearings will consider PG&E rates

• UC posts malting-barley resources

• Farmers look to plant more rice acreage in the delta

• Database connects grain growers, millers, bakers

• California Leopold Award names three 2020 finalists

• Study looks at native crop pests

• Plant breeders work to help lettuce resist pathogens

• HAULS Act in Senate refines drivers’ hours-of-service rules

• Projects will provide training to socially disadvantaged farmers

• Sign-ups start for 2021 Dairy Margin Coverage

October 14, 2020

• Pumpkin patches adapt to the pandemic

• Executive order aims to conserve land, biodiversity

• Projects would expand state’s water storage

• President’s message: ‘Green’ policies must be realistic

• CFBF Voter Guide

• Moving It Forward: Behind-the-scenes work leads to statewide award

• ‘Match.Graze’ service promotes targeted grazing

• USDA sets deadline for 2018-19 WHIP+ applications

• Survey reports on almond farmers’ bee-friendly actions

• Smoke can have lasting effects on cattle, experts say

• Farmers say new kiwifruit varieties can expand sales

• Years-long trials evaluate prune, almond rootstocks

• Hemp production course to be held

• CALF appoints new executives

• Breeder outlines advantages of new durum wheat variety

• Ask Your PCA: How can farmers combat rust and shot hole in orchards?

• 2020-21 Golden Owl Award to honor agricultural teachers

• Summer heat, smoky skies affect state’s dry-bean crops

• Fund will benefit cattle ranchers

• Farm advisor evaluates alfalfa weed-control options

October 7, 2020

• Smoky skies delay drying of raisin crop

• Wildfires leave farmers suffering significant losses

• Water year starts with concerns about La Niña

• Commentary: If you feel stressed, you’re not alone; talk to someone

• CFBF Voter Guide

• Hearing hears support for vote on milk quota petition

• From the Fields

• Governor acts on water, employment legislation

• Startup uses beneficial bacteria to aid water quality

• LGMA provides data on water standards

• Project tests ability of robot to adjust irrigation systems

• Farm groups request rural resources for COVID-19

• Techniques for almond irrigation boost efficiency

• Farm Bureau releases positions on ballot measures

• Tax deadline eased in fire areas

• Irrigation project addresess variability in nut yields

• UC studies biological control for strawberry diseases

• Herbicide aims at weeds in orchards

• Cal/OSHA issues guidance to cope with N95 shortages

• Housing for the Harvest adds four counties

• Dairy summit to be held as virtual event next month

• HLB turns up in residential trees

• ‘Sundae School’ provides dairy-related activities

• Companies provide farmers with water-efficiency data

• Classifieds (PDF)

• CIMIS report (PDF)