California Leopold Conservation Award Seeks Nominees

Taylor HillmanGeneral

…a decade – including CSA, dairy, rice, vegetable and tree crop farmers, as well as cattle ranchers.” “The Leopold Conservation Award recognizes unique yet replicable strategies a farmer or rancher…

USDA Announces Building Blocks for Climate-Smart Agriculture

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…lagoon covers, composting, and solids separators to reduce methane emissions from cattle, dairy, and swine operations. USDA plans to support 500 new digesters over the next 10 years, as well…

California Dairy Order Part 4

Taylor HillmanCattle, Dairy & Livestock, General

Three major California dairy organizations are requesting to get California on a federal milk marketing order. Now, three more have submitted their own proposals. Sabrina Hill has more. Dairy Order…

California Dairy Order Part 3

Taylor HillmanCattle, Dairy & Livestock, General

Three major California dairy organizations are requesting to get California on a federal milk marketing order. In this report, Sabrina Hill continues her series with Chris Galen, Vice President of…

California Dairy Order Part 2

Taylor HillmanCattle, Dairy & Livestock, General

Three major California dairy organizations are requesting to get California on a federal milk marketing order. Sabrina Hill continues her series with Chris Galen, Vice President of Communications with the…

Atwater FFA Competes Towards A Strong Finish

Taylor HillmanEducation

…overall and was led by Andrew Skidmore (1st high individual overall), Eric Favela, Daniel Mesa, and Nathaniel Cavallero. The Milk Quality and Dairy Foods team placed 2nd overall with a…

Cotton Acreage May be Lowest Since the 1920s

Taylor HillmanCotton, Water

…to control whitefly. UC Davis integrated pest management researcher Larry Godfrey said whiteflies appear to have become more difficult to control in the last two years. At the Shafter research