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The California Fresh Fruit Association announced the panelists that will headline the industry workshop during its upcoming 86th annual meeting, March 13-15 at The Montage Laguna Beach. This year’s event will feature three sessions covering important topics to the industry, including water, pesticide use, and redistricting. Panel No. 1 – Pesticide Issues – A look at the issues pertaining to pesticide use and regulations.

Climate change and environmental issues lead salmon to low levels. A pilot program hopes to change that.

We all know dogs have an amazing sense of smell. Our best friends bring us all sorts of stinky surprises. It’s often the neighbors’ trash or a stray shoe,

On Wednesday, December 1, 2021 our precious son, Dean Jarrett Guy went home to be with the Lord at the age of 15. Dean was born in Elizabethton, the second

Erin Nicole Bean, 3, of Hollywood, MD, passed away on September 25, 2021 at St. Mary's Hospital, Leonardtown, MD. Born on April 12, 2018, she...Click for more.

Fears of a massive salmon die-off this summer in Sacramento River water conflict FacebookTwitterEmail An entire run of endangered winter-run chinook salmon, as well as the fall-run salmon that make up the core of the California fishery, are in danger of being wiped out this year if the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation keeps diverting water to farmers at its current rate. With state water resources constrained by the extreme drought, that’s the alarm that environmental, fishing and tribal groups are...

California rice growers worry about ripple effect Growing rice is a multi-billion dollar industry that supports 25,00 jobs. “Farmers are eternal optimists to risk so much with so many things out of your control,” said Fritz Durst. Durst is trying to keep his spirits up in a down year. “Normally I would sprinkle my crops in four-hour sets. This year, I put them on 12-hour sets and within a week it was as if I didn’t even put any water on them,” he said. This year, a third of normal rai...

Print Photo By Olde Saratoga Millwork The owners of New York-based Olde Saratoga Millwork know how to turn challenges into opportunity. After a devastating fire several years ago, the company was able to relocate and retool with state-of-the-art equipment. And during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic, the company implemented a new system allowing it to manufacture closets and home storage solutions.   In 2004 co-owner Keith Kreppein opened the shop in a 7,000-square-foot old industri...

The California Board of Food and Agriculture meets in Tulare, Calif., in February 2020. The California Board of Food and Agriculture will also hear an update on COVID-19 vaccine distribution in its Tuesday meeting. Feb 01, 2021 The California State Board of Food and Agriculture will discuss water trading and futures, with a specific focus on the Nasdaq Veles California Water Index at its upcoming meeting.  The Board will hear from water stakeholders, financial entities and businesses inv...

Fears party street will be like the Wild West as neighbours prepare for NYE chaos Neighbours living in the Smithdown Road area said families are being driven out their home after the influx of student accommodation Updated Smithdown Road.(Pic Andrew Teebay). (Image: Andrew Teebay/Liverpool Echo) Get the best property news and bargains with our House&Home newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to s...