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April 10, 2019

• Vegetable growers overcome challenges

• State wetlands policy returns to original intent

• Industrial hemp prompts interest around the state

• Commentary: When food lists collide: Should we eat kale or not?

• Substantial snow and rain lead to good water supplies

• Irrigators to challenge new water plan for Klamath Basin

• Senate stalls disaster relief; Farm Bureau urges action

• Website offers tools to aid with H-2A visa applications

• Rangeland group plans gala

• Dairy farmers file petition to end quota system

• Equipment survey deadline extended

• Avocados may find a place in North State orchards

• Rural appraisers to meet in Sacramento

• Stinkbug creeping slowly across valley counties

• Growers team with other groups to protect habitat

• Pork producers to elect delegates

• Genome work may help walnuts resist pests, diseases

• Citrus production to rise, USDA says

• Building soil profile helps with irrigation maintenance

• Winery giants announce deal

• Cattle producers approve formation of new council

• Beneficial birds provide pest control in farm fields

• Navel orangeworm research gets $1 million boost

• Fertilizer timing has impact on producing heirlooms

• Ask Your PCA: What is the best way to control citrus thrips?

• AFBF seeks comments on Clean Water Rule