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March 21, 2012

• Farm Bureau leaders meet with legislators

• CFBF president: Farmers must remain united

• Central Coast: New water quality rules mostly reject cooperative effort

• CFBF president's message: Measured approaches are needed

• Once considered impossible, organic apples now thrive

• From the Fields

• Organic grower uses ‘common sense’ to make key decisions

• Date growers vote to amend order

• Panel assesses the status of immigration reform efforts

• Rice growers must cope with one weed after another

• Nutrient plan helps rice growers replace phosphorous

• Analysts report reduced cottonseed prices for dairies

• USDA appoints 18 to egg board

• Nominees sought for IPM awards

• New CFBF controller brings accounting, farm experience

• Delta plans may foreshadow water policies elsewhere

• AFBF discusses farm bill issues with Senate committee

• Workshops tackle water quality rules

• UC Santa Cruz research focuses on organics

• Weed control in peppers can be time consuming and costly

• NRCS takes EQIP applications

• State DFG director pledges to emphasize cooperation

• Fogline Farm owners strive to create a past with a future

• U.S. beef exports maintain momentum after strong 2011

• New kit aids horse health at events

• New law, ongoing research aim to enhance food safety

• Seminar helps cut dairy heat stress

• Group will advise CDFA on rules for direct marketers

• AMS webinars discuss marketing

• Farm advisors urge caution when assessing product claims

• ‘Dr. Q’: From farmworker to surgeon