The Irrigation Association signed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service to support irrigation projects. Certified irrigation professionals will be eligible to participate in NRCS's Technical Service Provider program. More details are expected as the partnership develops.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of the Interior announced a new memorandum of understanding to streamline grazing permits on federal lands. The effort aims to cut red tape, improve collaboration with ranchers and launch ranch immersion programs as part of the broader Grazing Action Plan.
The California Department of Food and Agriculture released its "Climate Resilience Strategy for California Agriculture," outlining current efforts and future actions to support producers. The plan focuses on improving profitability, reducing emissions, supporting economic growth and delivering environmental benefits.
The California State Water Resources Control Board released a draft report on nitrate leaching and potential nitrogen limits in agriculture. Comments are due April 30 at noon. The report builds on existing water quality orders and could shape future statewide regulations.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a reorganization of the U.S. Forest Service, relocating its headquarters to Salt Lake City and expanding regional operations. California will gain offices in Placerville and Vallejo, while several regional offices will close as part of the transition.
California Farm Bureau cohosted a gubernatorial candidate forum at California State University, Fresno, this week, bringing together candidates from across the political spectrum to discuss affordability and the future of rural California.
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