…how the FAIR Plan operates as part of a broader solution to help protect these businesses, especially those vulnerable to climate-intensified wildfires.” The new coverage will be available for farm…
SWP Water Allocation Increased After December Storms
…year. DWR and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation have also withdrawn an application for a Temporary Urgency Change Petition for February 1 through April 2022. The petition would have provided…
Blong Xiong to Lead USDA’s Farm Service Agency in California
…all producers, ensuring access to healthy and nutritious food in all communities, building new markets and streams of income for farmers and producers using climate smart food and forestry practices,…
USDA Outlines Long-Term Strategy for Addressing Wildfire Crisis
…information to engage with partners and create shared priorities for landscape scale work, to equitably and meaningfully change the trajectory of risk for people, communities and natural resources, including areas…
RCPP Applications Accepted Through April 13
…to create lasting solutions to global challenges, like climate change, and support producers and communities who have been underserved in the past.” A total of 579 projects have been…
Progress Report Details Water Resilience Portfolio Implementation
…release. “At the same time, accelerating climate change has driven weather whiplash, worsening drought and flood threats in real-time. Recognizing this urgency, we have to deploy historic funding provided by…
California Climate Hub Priorities Bolstered with USDA investment
…addressing issues of climate change. A core component of the program is cultivating regional partnerships, which include USDA Climate Hubs and the Cooperative Extension Service, to expand outreach activities. The…
Expanded Conservation Opportunities Available From USDA
…climate smart agriculture efforts in 2022. Some of the programs to be expanded include the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP). “Climate change is happening,…
California Farm Bureau Welcomes Budget Proposal
…state. Those threats include fighting COVID 19, keeping the streets safe, confronting homelessness and combating the climate crisis with an emphasis on drought response. Last year’s budget included an allocation…
Farm Bureaus Concerned About Changes to Clean Water Rule
…where water runs only a handful of times every decade.” AFBF applauds SBA for scheduling roundtables to hear from families who will be directly affected by a change in water…
VofV: Changing the Farm Narrative through Innovation & Workforce Development
…change narrative of agriculture. She discusses how to create a renewable cycle of economic development, collaboration, new technology invention, and environmental stewardship. Podcast hosts Dennis and Candace also dive deep…
Growing One of the Sweetest Fruits that’s Almost Like Candy
…can be left to ripen after picking. Some varieties may spoil quicker than others. Whether you plant the Japanese or American varieties, Persimmons do well in southern climates, but there…
CREP Updates Provide More Access and Flexibility
…to wildlife habitat and climate outcomes. The CREP changes in this rule will remove barriers and provide partners with increased flexibility to participate in this powerful program.” The changes to…
Farm City Newsday Friday, 12-17-21
…on water, the cotton industry working to access federal funding support for climate-smart ag and details on the upcoming California Dairy Sustainability Summit. Tune in to the show for these…