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Walnuts are one of the highest value crops in California - bringing in almost two billion dollars every year. But keeping the crops free of destructive…
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More and more California growers are using smartphone apps to streamline their farming operations. Capital Public Radio's Lesley McClurg has more.
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In 2008, Californians passed a law by a two-thirds majority to create more humane conditions for egg-laying hens. Farmers have had the last seven years to…
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Water scarcity is driving farmers to plant different crops. Growers are switching to more profitable and less thristy fruits, vegetables, and nuts.…
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Because of California's historic drought, the state's rice crop will be 30 percent below normal -- at 375,000 acres. Experts say the smaller planting will…
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The days of guesswork in breeding dairy cattle are gone. Today's DNA sequencing means more productive cows and less pollution. Capital Public Radio's…
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Populations of the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug are increasing in seven counties around California, including Los Angeles County. The pest can inflict…
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Water experts at UC Davis say the drought will be worse this year for California agriculture. Capital Public Radio's Ed Joyce reports.
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Most of California's water is directed to agriculture, so when we throw away food, we're essentially wasting water. Capital Public Radios' Lesley McClurg…
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