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Programs and Activities

The Coalition works to help consumers, elected representatives, government officials and the media make the connection between farm water and our food supply.

Public Outreach

The California Farm Water Coalition actively engages with the public and media on farm water issues. Engagement takes numerous forms and occurs at many levels.

CFWC continuously works to develop new materials and publications highlighting issues, events and accomplishments concerning irrigated agriculture. Learn more about the Coalition’s public outreach efforts below.

Publications and Multimedia Outreach Examples

Social Media

The Coalition maintains both Consumer and Industry social media outreach channels.

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Food Grows Where Water Flows

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California's Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) has farmers to reduce water use, pushing some toward bankruptcy. The restrictions to preserve groundwater are hurting farm productivity, lowering land values, and leaving many unable to repay loans. The economic pressure has already led to multiple bankruptcies in the San Joaquin Valley, with more anticipated as SGMA's regulations fully take effect. #cfwc #californiaagriculture #InSeason #cawater #farming #foodgrowswherewaterflows #whatsfordinner #eatcalifornia #californiafarmsandranches ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy #NationalFoodDay from the #1 agriculture-producing state in the United States! Today and every day, let’s continue to cherish the incredible bounty our state’s farmers and ranchers provide to the world! 🌱🥬#CFWC #CaliforniaAgriculture #InSeason #CAwater #Farming #foodgrowswherewaterflows #whatsfordinner #eatcalifornia #californiafarmsandranches ... See MoreSee Less
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California is considering permanent flow rules for the Scott and Shasta rivers to protect fish, including salmon. Siskiyou County farmers advocate for science-based, flexible solutions and hope for voluntary agreements that balance water needs with environmental goals. Negotiations with tribes and environmental groups are ongoing. Read full details here: www.agalert.com/california-ag-news/archives/october-23-2024/state-to-consider-scott-and-shasta-ri... ... See MoreSee Less
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