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March 12, 2014

• In rice country, a year ‘for the history books’

• Drought poses threat to citrus in Central Valley

• Commentary: Make sure people understand the drought’s full impact

• Nurseries use robots to move pots, perform other tasks

• Planners urge preparation to protect farms from attack

• Restoring Williamson Act funds remains top priority

• AFBF analyzes budget proposal

• Aggregate-metering rule encourages renewable energy

• FSA: Keep detailed records before seeking disaster aid

• Ruling would allow trial on rail lawsuit

• Long-term outlook remains positive for nut crops

• Researchers study alternatives to fumigation of fruit

• Conditions are lining up for heavy NOW infestation

• Irrigation loan program extended

• Growers emphasize research in fighting citrus psyllid

• UC Berkeley researcher focuses on powdery mildew

• Agricultural Council to focus on drought, water issues

• Method cuts cost of poultry health tests

• Revised food-safety rules to be issued this summer

• USDA spends $3 million to improve honeybee forage

• Series of studies focus on avocado’s great taste

• Wool school is set at Hopland center

• Wildfire adds unexpected opportunity for forest study

• NRCS schedules soil workshops