Irrigation
A Decade Under SGMA: What 195 Tulare Basin Growers Taught Us About SGMA
Seven years of research suggests growers adapt most when groundwater governance is transparent, collaborative and predictable.
West Coast Nut Reporting
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Irrigation
Seven years of research suggests growers adapt most when groundwater governance is transparent, collaborative and predictable.
M. Anne Visser, Ph.D. ·
Almonds
New technology is moving quickly in almond production, but adoption still comes down to a grower’s bottom line and the questions of whether it will…
Kristin Platts ·
Irrigation
On-farm groundwater recharge isn’t a new practice, but a collaborative effort is growing the understanding of where recharge works, how to manage it…
Cecilia Parsons ·
Cover Crop
As farmers, we love to talk about the “why” we do things. “Why, I put out the same amount of nitrogen I always have and seems to work just fine most…
Rich Kreps ·
Almonds
April brings a clearer sense of the 2026 almond crop set and the beginnings of the walnut crop year. With reservoir volumes in good shape, plenty of…
Franz Niederholzer ·
Fertilizer
This year, AB 2447 (Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan), titled the Water Supply Protection Act, and sponsored by the Natural Resources Defense…
Renee Pinel ·
Irrigation
Potential changes to the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP), as well as on-farm fertilizer use, could be on the way. In the fall of last…
Chris McGlothlin ·
Irrigation
Tree nut growers in the north and south San Joaquin Valley are improving their irrigation system maintenance routines, recognizing the cost and…
Cecilia Parsons ·
Ag Industry
Years of drought in California, and countless drives down Interstate 5 past open, sunbaked aqueducts, made Jordan Harris acutely aware of the…
Kathy Coatney ·
Irrigation
Dormant orchards and cool/short days of December hopefully offer some downtime for growers and PCAs. This is a good time to review and plan along…
Franz Niederholzer ·
