Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Finalization of COP 21 Deal

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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today made the following statement on the finalization of the COP 21 deal in Paris: “The historic COP21 deal supports a better-nourished, stable, secure future for …

Delta is Unstable on Many Fronts

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Experts say the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is unstable in several aspects and that will be a problem in the future. Sponsored ContentParka Helps California Citrus Growers Protect Fruit Quality and …

California Drought Woes

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California anxiously awaits drought relief from El Nino fueled storms, but for now the four year drought continues. Sponsored ContentParka Helps California Citrus Growers Protect Fruit Quality and PackoutSeptember 4, …

Positive Impacts from Extreme Weather Events

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Looking from a historical perspective, California should see some positive impacts from this drought. Sponsored ContentParka Helps California Citrus Growers Protect Fruit Quality and PackoutSeptember 4, 2026CIR Agriculture Harvester ProductsJuly …

CDFA Announces 2016 Funding for the SWEEP

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SACRAMENTO, November 20, 2015 – The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) will begin accepting applications today, November 20, 2015, for the State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP). …

Public Water Conversation in Central Valley

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The Los Angeles Times has a series called “The California Conversation“ and the event stopped in Clovis to start a public water conversation. Sponsored ContentParka Helps California Citrus Growers Protect …