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Whiplash from California’s Water Year
California Ag Today
Today, we look back on the aftermath of one of the wettest years in California history. Nine atmospheric rivers hammered the fertile soil of America’s breadbasket in January 2023, dumping about 32 trillion gallons of water on the drought-stricken ground over a three-week period.
Tulare Farm Bureau: One Year Later
California Ag Today
2023’s severe weather left west coast producers reeling, with some still standing ankle-deep in last year’s flood waters. Tulare County Farm Bureau’s Executive Director joins us, here’s Tricia Stever Blattler.
Drought Forecast Expected to Drag into 2024
California Ag Today
The whiplash western producers experienced between drought and floods this year was significant. Drew Lerner, Senior Agricultural Meteorologist with World Weather Inc., says the 2023 story began three years ago.
Waters Littered with Post-Fire Debris Added Plugs to the Flood
California Ag Today
Diving into some of the issues facing Tulare county producers this spring, we are joined again by Tulare County Farm Bureau Executive Director Tricia Stever-Blattler.
Tulare Producers Still Feeling the Damages from Spring Floods
California Ag Today
Diving into some of the issues facing Tulare county producers this spring, we are joined again by Tulare County Farm Bureau Executive Director Tricia Stever-Blattler.
Dairymen and Farmers Among the First to Repair Flood Damage
California Ag Today
We are joined again by Tulare County Farm Bureau Executive Director Tricia Stever-Blattler. After debris from recent forest fires helped devastate culverts and bridges during the floods, the very first to jump into action could potentially face backlash from the state.
Farm Bureau Highlight: Tulare County
California Ag Today
We’re going to hear from Tulare County Farm Bureau Executive Director Tricia Stever-Blattler, who does a great job at outlining how one of the top agriculture counties in the nation, is handling one of the most tumultuous springs in modern California history.
Dairyman and Farmers Among the First to Repair Flood Damage
California Ag Today
After debris from recent forest fires helped devastate culverts and bridges during the floods, the very first to jump into action could potentially face backlash from the state.
Waters Littered with Post-Fire Debris Added Plugs to the Flood
California Ag Today
This is part three of our four-part series. Last episode Tricia mentioned Tulare’s creeks and smaller water ways weren’t prepared for the volume and speed of water coming from larger rivers. She says what the water is transporting off the mountains, adds to the damage.
Wildfire Season Prep Starts Now
California Ag Today
Although it might seem premature to be concerned about fires when a lot of California has seen floods for the last few months, firefighters want you to remember that it only takes a few days of hot weather to dry out that vegetation, making it susceptible to a fast moving fire.
Wildfire Season Prep Starts Now
California Ag Today
Although it might seem premature to be concerned about fires when a lot of California has seen floods for the last few months, firefighters want you to remember that it only takes a few days of hot weather to dry out that vegetation, making it susceptible to a fast moving fire.
Bale Fungibility & Pakistan's Cotton Disaster
Southeast Regional Ag News
The National Cotton Council recently addressed a number of topics during their midyear meeting.
There'll Be Years Like This
Food Forethought
Many young farmers just starting out this year may be asking themselves what they've gotten themselves into.