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April 22, 2015

• Biomass plant closures affect farmers

• Rice farmers describe impact of water cutbacks

• Drought leads to flood of bills on water issues

• Commentary: News coverage of farm water use starts to evolve

• Report assesses trends in California land values

• San Diego farmers urge changes in water rule

• Revised heat-safety standard takes effect on May 1

• Farmers express concerns about E-Verify legislation

• Petition for federal milk order draws responses

• House passes legislation to repeal federal estate tax

• Farm groups back trade bill introduced in Congress

• Proper sprayer calibration needed for best coverage

• Vote nears for CWC members

• Report shows grape acreage nearly unchanged in 2014

• Number of organic farms rises 5 percent, USDA says

• Report notes strong demand for almond crop

• Biochar shows promise as water saver, soil enricher

• Deadline nears for sending in conservation certification

• Wood energy grants available

• Most almond types are susceptible to band canker

• New evaluation procedure helps treat for Newcastle

• Forest Service provides jobs for youths

• Californian participates in rice leadership program

• Hullinger named to vet clinic post

• School lessons focus on pests

• Service seeks more data on protection of Pacific fisher

• Grants aim to aid rural communities

• UC Davis to feature bee symposium

• DNA helps researchers track bulls’ proficiency

• Grain and alfalfa event is May 12

• Crickets unlikely to replace livestock, UC team says

• Californian to join board overseeing milk promotion

• USDA to appoint 12 to dairy board

• Map shows wildlife ‘hot spots’ on state’s highways