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September 10, 2014

• Food donations underscore drought impact

• Opponents ask governor to veto groundwater bills

• Labor-related legislation awaits governor’s action

• Commentary: Reporters discuss how, and why, they cover agriculture

• Lack of hay challenges organic beef, dairy producers

• San Joaquin Valley backers launch drive to pass Prop. 1

• Recharge project involves agencies and businesses

• Summit on Sierra water to be held

• Beekeepers say drought may lead to ‘grim’ honey crop

• Ganci to take animal-welfare post

• Freeze opens door to damage from olive knot

• Agencies seek to assist recovery from Napa quake

• USDA forecasts large walnut crop

• Organic matter helps soil retain more moisture

• Capitol Alert

• Research may aid biocontrol

• Predatory mites provide natural control of pests

• Parasitoids provide effective biocontrol of stinkbugs

• DPR: Consumers can have confidence in fresh produce

• Ag history center sets fundraiser

• New lure shows promise against navel orangeworm

• Quarantines shrink for grapevine moth

• Report tracks ag equipment loans

• Ask Your PCA: What are some of the implications for almond and pistachio tree health due to the drought?

• USDA offers disaster aid to livestock producers

• Report shows drop in farm income

• Research aims to aid winemaking

• Well-managed silage piles cut losses of wet weight

• Researchers test ‘grit’ as weed-control option

• State Fund Report: Take extra care to avoid back injuries

• Cherie Watte chairs CA Grown board