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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Water”

Leaders Say Producers Adopting Technology

Taylor Hillman November 11, 2015 Water

Farm Bureau leaders told energy and water managers from around the state how producers are adopting technology to become more water efficient.

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Staying Active in Water Discussions

Taylor Hillman November 10, 2015 Water

A recent water conference proved why agriculture needs to proactively participate in water discussions around the state.

USDA Week In Review November 6

Dan November 9, 2015 Drought, Industry Videos-Promoting Agriculture, Water, Weather

A weekly look at some of the events and activities at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In this edition of USDA Week In Review: El Niño brings the rain, the …

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Agriculture Well Represented at Water Conference

Taylor Hillman November 5, 2015 Water

Agriculture was a key part to the start of an annual water conference in the Central Valley. Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas and Electric held it’s 6th annual water …

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Statement on the Closure of the Comment Period for the Cali. Waterfix Environmental Impact Review

Taylor Hillman November 2, 2015 Water

With  closure of the public comment period for the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP)/California WaterFix’s Partially Recirculated Draft Environmental Impact Review (EIR) documents, the San Luis & Delta-Mendota Water Authority, …

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Agri View: Water Tight

Dan October 30, 2015 Agri View, General, Water

You turn on the tap at the kitchen sink or the refrigerator and out comes a cool refreshing drink of water. What if it didn’t? It hasn’t happened yet, but, …

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Sustainable Groundwater Management Act Meetings Set In Clovis, Easton and Kerman

Taylor Hillman October 29, 2015 General, Water

How the new Sustainable Groundwater Management Act is to be implemented and what the law is all about will be explained at three early November meetings.

Finding Commonality of Drought Tolerance

Taylor Hillman October 29, 2015 Drought, Water

The project looking at drought genes in sorghum is aiming to identify the commonality of drought tolerance in many plants.

Underground Reservoirs Preferred Water Storage

Taylor Hillman October 29, 2015 Drought, Water

Researchers say that underground reservoirs are the preferable method of water storage for California due to their flexibility.

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Wet Weather Considerations for New Orchards

Taylor Hillman October 28, 2015 Tree, nut & vine crops, Water, Weather

Challenges for California almond growers with a possible wet winter are a little different when establishing new orchards.

Industry Leaders Back Recharge Project

Taylor Hillman October 28, 2015 Drought, Tree, nut & vine crops, Water

Researchers looking to test the feasibility of winter water recharge on almond orchards are getting some backing from industry leaders.

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Wastewater Still Faces Yuck Factor

Taylor Hillman October 26, 2015 Drought, Water, Wine

Wastewater reuse projects are proving very beneficial but still face a social stigma.

Agri View: Water Witching-It’s Magic

Dan October 26, 2015 Agri View, General, Water

Everett Griner talks about water witching in today’s Agri View. It’s Magic Read more on Water Dowsing.

Drought Tolerance Focus of Sorghum Project

Taylor Hillman October 23, 2015 Drought, Forage Crops, General, Water

A joint project is testing sorghum to see what genetics in a plant leads to drought tolerance.

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