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February 17, 2016

• California drought draws attention in D.C.

• Irrigated-lands proposal would bring big changes

• High-speed rail project proceeds; lawsuit continues

• Commentary: Social media help farmers to tell their own stories

• More rain allows ‘excellent’ wheat crop to emerge

• From the Fields

• House committee questions U.S. EPA administrator

• CRP signup deadline is fast approaching for growers

• Two agricultural companies file suit against ALRB

• Heavy infestations of armyworms found in rice fields

• Sorghum gains in popularity as alternative to corn forage

• Westside cotton farmer honored

• A dozen UC experts tell about variety of agricultural research

• Grape crush comes in at 3.7 million ton estimate

• ARS researchers seek better beans

• Researchers seek ways to help bees deal with mites

• New form of powdery mildew creates more problems

• Lygus bugs hit Salinas vegetable fields hard last year

• Variable rate phosphorous applications can save money

• AFBF asks farmers to share their stories

• Organic carrots increase in popularity among consumers

• Californians are pork delegates

• Herbicide receives expanded label

• David Zoldoske to head FSU’s water initiatives