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March 19, 2014

• Governor discusses issues with farm leaders

• More flexibility may be added to ‘truck rule’

• Drought could affect food prices this year and next

• Commentary: California Grown program embraces the state’s brand

• San Diego County farm expands into retail storefronts

• From the Fields

• Ruling on smelt protection may worsen water shortages

• D’Adamo discusses groundwater issues

• Water shortages will harm many people, Wenger warns

• USDA expands low-interest loans

• Leadership Farm Bureau announces its Class of 2014

• Young farmers remain concerned about land availability

• Teff grass helps control weeds in organic rice

• Center conducts prostheses survey

• Carbon registry lists project for California rice farmers

• Electricity manager expects changes to power system

• Researchers hope to expand sorghum’s production range

• Control of spider mites requires management plan

• Mustards show promise between rows of strawberries

• Two new forms of deadly lettuce disease discovered

• Native bees to help pollinate squash and pumpkins

• Students eat more fruits, vegetables

• UC agricultural division now reports to UC president

• USDA opens organic nominations

• Drought videos posted

• MRL meeting set

• Board to hold elections

• Researcher controls aphids by planting alyssum

• Ozone gas helps eliminate pests from honeybee hives

• Four generations have cared for this organic orchard