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May 9, 2012

• Tree fruit harvest to be cut as result of April hailstorms

• Farmers report early signs of labor shortages

• Commentary: ‘Top-two’ system makes primary a whole new ballgame

• Breeders focus on easy-care roses for today’s gardeners

• Investigations continue into case of BSE cattle disease

• Ballot measure would require new labels on biotech foods

• Officials say new water bank will help farms and cities

• State board considers farm impacts of high-speed rail

• Final survey shows 40 percent of average snowpack

• Dan Vink to lead farm water group

• New walnut diseases create challenges for farmers

• Grape day set at Ironstone

• New avocado rootstocks resist root rot, UC reports

• Subjective forecast shows slight drop in almond crop

• Neenan leads food processors’ group

• Glenn County citrus losses lead to disaster declaration

• Sessions at fairs solicit new ideas

• Researchers offer strategy for control of lygus bugs

• New pistachio varieties may help extend harvest window

• June conference in San Jose focuses on trade with Panama

• State, federal water projects inaugurate Intertie pipeline

• Government announces new meat-traceback plans

• USDA to purchase lamb for food aid

• Three UC Davis students chosen for trade program

• UC livestock researcher earns National Academy honor

• Research center studies farm bill

• Seminars help assure safety during upcoming hot weather

• Food-safety workshop set for June 4