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April 23, 2014

• Ranchers find range condition ‘not as bleak’

• Drought brings new attention to groundwater

• Spring storms yield modest rise in water supplies

• Commentary: No-compromise stance will hurt, not help, environment

• Demand for green almonds brings new market for farms

• Appeals court ruling could unsettle water contracts

• Meetings begin on route for electric transmission line

• Trespass marijuana growers to face tougher penalties

• Commission to reconsider gray wolf listing on June 4

• Study predicts drought impact on produce prices

• Walnut blight research yields positive findings

• Biofuel may help meet on-farm energy needs

• San Luis Obispo psyllid find triggers new quarantine

• Kiwifruit vote is set for May 15-30

• Keeping export markets open takes good planning

• Almond marketers use social media

• Grape acreage inches up statewide

• State FFA elects officers during annual conference

• Study: Fuel-reduction treatments make economic sense

• Embattled oyster operation continues to fight in court

• Perennial grasses show promise for rangeland

• NRCS easement program funds wetland restoration

• USDA revises classification system for Newcastle disease

• Scientists combat swine diseases

• USDA seeks to quantify impact of California drought

• McNamara earns state fair honor

• USDA projects continued growth in organic food sales

• Tests indicate impact from climate on wheat protein

• ‘Farmland’ documentary to debut nationwide on May 1

• Grants to benefit specialty crops