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Focus on high-value veggies turns profit for California farms - Vimarsana News

Focus on high-value veggies turns profit for California farms

Best Places to Farm: Monterey County farmers successfully navigate farm labor laws, water restrictions, and the nuances of simultaneously growing 15 to 20 crops.

Monterey County ag commissioner sued over fumigant use - Vimarsana News

Monterey County ag commissioner sued over fumigant use

The groups are demanding that the California Department of Pesticide Regulation and the Monterey County Agricultural Commissioner end what they call is the illegal practice of disregarding the health of Latino schoolchildren, farmworkers and community members in the restricted materials permitting process.

Salinas River levels on the rise, officials say they aren't letting their guards down - Vimarsana News

Salinas River levels on the rise, officials say they aren't letting their guards down

After the latest storm, all eyes are on the Salinas River. According to local officials, the river is looking stable right now, but because of the way it was built decades ago, along with challenges to maintain it, many are not letting their guards down.

Source: ksbw.com
US (CA): Monterey County still dealing with flood damage - Vimarsana News

US (CA): Monterey County still dealing with flood damage

US (CA): Monterey County still dealing with flood damage

Monterey Bay farmers are struggling to rebound from winter storms. The ripple effect is huge - Vimarsana News

Monterey Bay farmers are struggling to rebound from winter storms. The ripple effect is huge

This year’s historic winter storms and floods, followed by unusually cold weather, set back crops throughout the region. The delay is rippling from farms to farmworkers and into the broader economy.

Source: kazu.org