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September 2, 2020

• Processing tomatoes weather heat waves

• Fires’ aftermath leaves farmers coping with losses

• Homeless camps raise concerns in rural regions

• Commentary: It’s time to re-envision the California water system

• Beekeepers lament losses of colonies, supplies to fires

• Two counties will begin pandemic housing program

• From the Fields

• Board recommends hearing on milk quota petition

• Dry-farmed tomatoes can thrive in proper conditions

• Technical-assistance hubs will aid specialty crop farms

• Organic-produce sales have seen robust growth this year

• Expert foresees long-term growth in organic market

• Farmers grow ingredients for personal-care products

• Advances in lettuce genetics help plant breeders

• Institute at UC Davis works on artificial intelligence

• Heat, smoke mostly spare Sacramento Valley rice

• Kiwifruit ballots due Sept. 7

• Report charts transformation of U.S. dairy farms

• Integrated pest management grant benefits small farms

• FMCSA warns of misleading letters sent to truck owners

• CFBF opens Farm Dog Contest

• Lombardo to lead farmer-vet group