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October 14, 2015

• Farmers welcome stay of U.S. ‘waters’ rule

• Groundwater: Resource remains vast but difficult to define fully

• Commentary: Legislative year ends with successes for Farm Bureau

• Returning to the ranch made sense for young couple

• State, federal regulators act on livestock antibiotics

• Online map shows potential impact of U.S. ‘waters’ rule

• Bills in Congress would address key tax provisions

• CVP reservoirs enter new water year with low levels

• Almond growers advised to watch for San Jose scale

• Challenges remain for wine sector due to consolidations

• European action heartens California nut exporters

• 3-D technology may help fight avocado pest

• Free downloadable tool provides details about fields

• Rootstock selection depends on makeup of the soil

• Software tool helps farmers monitor watershed runoff

• Forest Service chief says fighting fires taxes budget

• Table grape vote scheduled

• Water storage meeting set in Yuba City

• CFBF-sponsored groundwater bill earns governor’s signature

• Applications open for LFB

• Ask Your PCA: How can the farming community help Lake County recover from the fire?

• Beginning farmer grants available

• Renewable-energy grants offered to small businesses

• Irrigation Show to be held in Long Beach