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Below you'll see everything we could locate for your search of “greenhouse gas”

new labeling

New Labeling Allows Romaine Lettuce Back on Shelves

Dan November 27, 2018Vegetables

…of the Northern/Central Coast of California, or that is greenhouse/hydroponically grown is safe to sell and consume. From the FDA Press Release Based on discussions with major producers and distributors,…

CDCFDAlettuce recallRomaine lettuce

Several Conservation Projects Recognized at CARCD Annual Convention

Brian German November 16, 2018Agri-Business, USDA

…fertilization systems and to rehabilitate greenhouses to grow vegetables. “It’s been an effort over the last probably three, to four, to five years of reaching out to this community and…

USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS)
keep

Keep the Greenhouse Warm Without Electricity

Dan November 8, 2018This Land of Ours

…Greenhouse Warm Without Electricity The number one trick to heating a greenhouse without power is taking advantage of the sun. The sun is absolutely free energy and works day in…

Cathy Isomgreenhousewinter farming
veggies

Greens to Plant for Cold Weather Gardening

Dan October 31, 2018This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…like to germinate when the weather isn’t too warm. You won’t even need a greenhouse. Greens are one of the healthiest foods on the planet, providing a host of vitamins…

Cathy Isomgarden greenswinter gardening
preparing

Preparing the Garden for Next Year’s Crop

Dan October 26, 2018This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…and overwinter them in a warm, sunny space like a greenhouse. Alternately, you can cover your new plants with cold frames to protect them from the wind, create a microclimate,…

Cathy IsomFall gardeningwinter gardening

UN Climate Change Report Calls for Immediate Action

Brian German October 12, 2018Agri-Business

…The study described the damage that would be felt on an international level if greenhouse gas emissions were to continue at the current rate. Without significant intervention, the atmospheric temperature…

California Climate Investmentsclimate change research
jobs

USDA Partners to Improve Community Infrastructure for 1.1 Million Rural Americans

Dan October 8, 2018Environment, Industry News Release

…upgrade a city-owned natural gas system. All cast iron gas lines will be replaced, and gas meters will be relocated. The system improvement will serve about 2,500 residents. In North…

rural infrastructureUSDA/Rural Development

Water Works: Diverse Support of Proposition 3 Water Bond

Brian German September 27, 2018News from our Sponsors, Water Works

…from upland habitat conservation as well as taking money from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. Other criticisms of the proposition include the funding structure, which could reduce the amount of…

California Water Bondwater works
California Processing Tomato Report, tomatoes, food processing

Using Solar Energy to Dry Pomace Increases Potential for Other Uses

Brian German September 17, 2018Industry, Technology

…the process directly from sunlight. Traditional dehydrating methods required burning natural gas and was not a cost-effective means for processing the material. With the development of a solar heat processing…

food processingscientific research
ghg

Alternative Manure Management Projects Receive $21.6 Million in Funding

Brian German September 7, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) will be funding 40 alternative manure management projects throughout the state. The $21.6 million in grant funding is aimed at reducing greenhouse…

Alternative Manure Management Programgreenhouse gas emissions

Latest Climate Change Assessment Illustrates Farming Challenges of the Future

Brian German August 31, 2018Agri-Business

…production. The information most relevant for farming is the predicted increase in drought periods, more frequent extreme heat events and an increased demand for energy if greenhouse gas emissions continue…

climate changeclimate change research
preparing

Preparing Your Garden for Winter Planting

Dan August 17, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…a little prep work before the seeds go in the ground. Firstly, preparing for colder weather. If a greenhouse isn’t available, container gardens, hooped rows, and cold frames all work…

Cathy Isomvegetableswinter gardening
high octane

NCGA Welcomes Administration Support for High Octane Fuels

Dan August 6, 2018Corn, Energy, Industry News Release

…economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards. NCGA knows firsthand that ethanol is a high octane fuel that provides a cost-effective means for automakers to reduce GHG emissions and improve fuel…

EPAethanol blendHigh octane fuelsNCGA
California Processing Tomato Report, tomatoes, food processing

Food Processing Grants Available to Help Improve Energy Efficiency

Brian German July 23, 2018Agri-Business, Funding

The state of California will be offering $57 million in food processing grants in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The grant funding distributed by the new Food Production…

agriculture fundingfood processinggrants
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