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May 27, 2015

• Cherry harvest recovers partway from a tough ’14

• Water board says more rights will be curtailed soon

• Commentary: We must communicate the facts about water use

• Pest fighters hope to keep stinkbug away from crops

• Farm groups welcome Senate passage of trade bill

• Bee researchers, advocates assess release of ‘strategy’

• Dairy farmer does ‘the right thing’ to benefit birds

• Farmers, processors submit milk-pricing proposals

• U.S. rural roads in dire need of repairs, report states

• Water availability varies at Paso Robles vineyards

• Federal funding available for improving ag viability

• Avocado consumers favor nutritious, healthy foods

• Utility offers hint regarding charges

• Grower went from farmworker to farm employer

• International farm groups seek meaningful trade pact

• Analysts see good demand for higher-end products

• Study of cow soakers looks at how to cut down on water

• Farmers, school nutritionists talk about local foods

• Research shows why some cows don’t get pregnant

• UC Davis and China form pact regarding food safety

• Institute schedules food symposium

• USDA offers agricultural trade leads

• Grants available for universities

• Conservation certification filing deadline is June 1

• Travelers cautioned about bringing in banned items

• USDA provides help for organics

• USDA plan would help with rural development