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June 19, 2019

• Apricot crop volume may exceed demand

• State distributes grants to help implement SGMA

• Advice on wildfire preparation takes on new urgency

• Commentary: Make rural residents’ voices count in redistricting

• Farmers promote California flowers versus imports

• Through the decades with CFBF—1970s

• From the Fields

• Farm Bureau testifies in favor of new water rule

• Rice fields provide protected habitat for young salmon

• Forest Service proposes changes to deal with NEPA

• Barley is making a comeback among state’s grain growers

• Wheat researchers work to create fungal resistance

• State water board to consider raising program fees

• Gala set for June 29

• Groups support USMCA

• Flood bill moves forward

• CVP raises water supply

• Projects aid irrigation efficiency

• Identifying weeds helps growers keep fields clean

• Ross Siragusa is new chairman of food producers

• Weed control was highlight of Fresno viticulture meeting

• Petition challenging dairy quota fails, CDFA rules

• New botanical fungicide gains registration