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January 29, 2014

• Drought parches pastures on organic dairies

• Rare ‘curtailment’ notice underlines depth of drought

• Final version of farm bill reflects state’s priorities

• Commentary: Supporters of agricultural education must mobilize now

• Infusion of federal funding enhances citrus pest fight

• Irrigation conference looks at water/power connection

• Farm Bureau announces partnership with First Data

• Webpage outlines pesticide safety

• Processors to seek new cling peach plantings this year

• Tomato contracts surpass last year

• Drought conditions result in a lack of forage for bees

• World Ag Expo in Tulare opens doors Feb. 11-13

• Dairy, beef seminars are featured at WAE

• Trade seminars at WAE have international focus

• Planning a successful visit

• Kiwifruit growers report a successful 2013

• Five earn state IPM Innovator Awards

• Ease off on N and water for frost-damaged trees

• Rancher survey shows widespread drought concerns

• Gene sequencing of hot peppers could aid production

• Using minerals to get the most out of a pasture

• USDA: Dust from dairies not likely to pose hazard

• Sudden Oak Death webinar offered

• Dairy Futures Task Force reviews milk-pricing options

• Nominations open for education grants

• FWS extends comments on grouse

• Top 10 list features innovative new ag products

• Expo offers a wide variety of irrigation seminars

• State Fund Report: Follow these steps to assure tractor safety