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California Ag Today
By AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WESTNews
California Ag Today episodes
- About One-Quarter of Sonoma County Winegrapes will go UnpickedHere are a few quick updates of agriculture around the state, courtesy of the California Farm Bureau Federation.0 min
- Water Accounting System Helps LandownersThe system is not only gaining popularity in the Rosedale Rio Bravo Water District, but throughout the state.0 min
- World Rice StocksDespite a pickup in the pace of rice consumption and sales, world ending stocks are at record highs globally.0 min
- Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Committed to CollaborationOperators of the Central Valley Project and the State Water Project must work together for the good of California farms and families.0 min
- Cotton Acreage Continues to DeclineAt one time over a million acres, California will harvest around 187,000 acres this year.0 min
- Modernizing Water ResourcesPresident Trump signed an Executive Order on “Modernizing America’s Water Resource Management and Water Infrastructure.”0 min
- California Walnut Industry Gears Up To Market Record CropThis year’s crop is expected to be 780,000 short tones, an increase of 19% over last year according to the USDA.0 min
- Confusion with Winegrape Smoke Taint - Part 2As grape harvest continues, so do concerns about how smoke-tainted grapes might impact wine quality.0 min
- Confusion with Winegrape Smoke TaintOne of the challenges is a lack of data to determine thresholds of compounds that cause the smoke taint issue.0 min
- Climate-Smart Agriculture Funding at RiskPrograms like the State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program, or SWEEP, have seen funding decrease or disappear.0 min
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Focused on keeping local farmers, ranchers, agribusiness men, and women up to date on agriculture industry issues that affect California's rural economy.