Food and Farm News
» February 3, 2010 «
- Almond bloom will soon start ...
- ... and bee health remains a worry
- Sterile Medfly releases to expand
- Salinas hosts farm education program
Ag ALERT
» February 3, 2010 «
- Economy unsettles grape growers and wine marketers
- As water flows to ocean, delta disputes continue
- Tomato growers face challenges with water, price
- Quarantine disrupts avocado farmers' Super Bowl market
- Commentary: Water strife does not bode well for farmers or consumers
CALIFORNIA COUNTRY TV
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Unique vegetable thrives along California coast
John Giusti says he's proud to maintain his family's heritage of growing artichokes.
CA COUNTRY MAGAZINE
» January/February 2010 «
What will your new year bring?
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NEWS RELEASE
» December 9, 2009 «
Special Focus
Ag Alert Preview: Rains bring hope for rangeland revival
Cattle ranchers say grasses and other forage have started to recover, but most remain cautious about expanding their herds.
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