The third year of California’s drought has growers looking closely at vine crop loads....
Recent light brown apple moth (LBAM) detections have prompted officials to expand quarantine areas in Sonoma and Santa Clara counties. ...
It’s all about value for the buck in this tough economy. ...
The floundering economy is putting the high-end wine market at risk....
The USDA has recognized the Raisin Administrative Committee (RAC) recommendation to implement an export replacement program through Oct. 31. ...
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It’s always dicey in April for foothill grape growers. ...
Even though the economic outlook is clouded, there are plenty of reasons for growers to continue their pursuit of sustainable grape growing practices, according to Cliff Ohmart, sustainable winegrowing director, Lodi-Woodbridge Winegrape Commission. ...
Grape growers in the Salinas Valley are not yet feeling the pain of the rest of the state when it comes to water....
North Coast grape growers are look at water conservation options....
The series of February Pacific storms did not end California’ three-year drought. Nevertheless, it was more than welcome to California grape growers....
California Department of Water Resources reports the larger reservoirs such as Shasta, Oroville and Folsom are at near historic lows....
“Given the impact of a slowing economy, the availability of workers for agriculture has actually grown over the short term as workers from construction have been idled,” says Barry Bedwell, president of the California Grape and Tree Fruit League (CGTFL) in Fresno, Calif. ...
It wasn’t exactly a bonus year for all vineyards around the state, but the stretch of Highway 101 between Paso Robles and Salinas on the California Central Coast escaped most of the problems encountered by other areas....
The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced an initial water delivery allocation of only 15 percent for State Water Project (SWP) contractors in 2009....
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