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Why Do Baby Carrots Drink So Much Water?

The Equation

My partner in our farm, Robbie Jaffe, and I have been very involved in trying to speak for the Cuyama Valley community, defending the science of groundwater depletion and our personal experience as farmers and community-members. I am a professional agroecologist trained in ecosystem processes with experience in sustainable agriculture.

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The Fifth National Climate Assessment: Implications for Agriculture

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

As those paying attention to agriculture know, climate impacts have become increasingly apparent since the last assessment was published in 2018. The NCA5 covers a lot of ground, but this summary focuses on aspects most relevant to agriculture.

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Colorado River Drought Behind Rural-Urban Tensions in the Centennial State

Daily Yonder

But Fales isn’t necessarily concerned about California coming for his water rights. California will start it, but when they demand more water from Colorado, Denver is not gonna be helping us out,” he said. Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Fort Collins are going to dictate the [state’s water] policy.

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Final WAC Groundwater OSTP Comments

NASDA

4] 2 Waters and Water Rights § 19.04 (2019). [5] Filed Date: July 1, 2024 Filed By: Coalition Recipient: President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology Subject: Input on America’s Groundwater Challenges Download File The post Final WAC Groundwater OSTP Comments appeared first on NASDA. 1462, 1471 (2020). [2]

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The 2024 Farm Champions!

Caff

NEW FARMer OF THE YEAR: Chris Fields, Fields Family Farm Chris Fields is not just a farmer, he is a board member of the African American Farmers of California where he’s helping support the continuation of the legacy of African Americans in California agriculture. All while producing top-notch eggs, chicken and pork!

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Walmart Heirs Bet Big on Journalism

Civil Eats

Now, they’re expanding their philanthropy to news organizations that report on food, agriculture, and the environment and, in turn, amplifying the family’s other efforts. What matters more, she said, is diverse sources who have something unique to contribute to environmental and agricultural coverage. 17 Years Later, What’s Changed?

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Colorado’s Groundwater Experiment

Civil Eats

On a dry, hot day in June, water manager Chris Ivers plunged his hand into San Luis Creek and extracted a tangled mat of weeds that had blocked icy snowmelt from reaching nearby farms. The free-flowing water is a welcome sight in southern Colorado, an agricultural region in the throes of a groundwater crisis.