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March 16, 2016

• Farmers discuss issues at state Capitol

• Loss of water during storms causes frustration

• Commentary: It’s time for new thinking on water management

• Hoe made of recycled parts works well near mulch

• From the Fields

• CDFA schedules April 11 hearing on milk pricing

• Broad coalition urges funding for agricultural priorities

• Ten participate in Leadership Farm Bureau program

• Grape growers amend marketing order

• State reports on agricultural impacts of climate change

• Rail opponents consider next move after court ruling

• Strip-till farming is gaining in popularity in SJV

• Research on new uses for winter rice fields continues

• Speakers highlight conference

• CFBF president underlines need for regulatory reform

• CDFA undersecretary urges farmers to ‘tell your story’

• Study aims to thwart invasive weed, aid sorghum

• Program helps organic farmers create conservation buffers

• Trade agreement benefits agriculture, negotiator says

• Experts describe groundwater-management options

• Organic farmer takes advantage of microclimates

• Ridding fields of nematodes is key to boosting tomato yields

• USDA holds raisin referendum

• Group solicits food donations

• Meeting aims to help farmers cope with new regulations

• Cal Poly Pomona schedules dinner

• Water quality grants available

• Canola meal supplements help boost milk production

• Some non-traditional crops may provide forage

• Agency seeks comments on draft salamander plan

• Nominations open for melon board

• State Fund Report: Having, following proper methods will prevent injuries on the farm

• Workshop looks at MRL policies