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Excited to spotlight the Nigiri Project in the Sacramento Valley! This initiative revitalizes floodplains, enhancing river health and benefiting local agriculture. A win-win for sustainable farming and ecosystems! 🌾🐟Learn more about healthy rivers and landscapes with the Nigiri Project: www.nigiriproject/com Photo from the Northern California Water Association.#SustainableFuture #healthyrivers #nigiriproject #SacramentoValley #cawater ... See MoreSee Less

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Join growers, water agencies and agricultural irrigation professionals in Long Beach for Irrigation Association #IrrigationShow24! From Nov. 4-7, you can gain expert insights in person from top researchers like the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service, explore 200+ exhibitors showcasing the latest water management technologies, and participate in technical training to improve efficiency and sustainability in ag irrigation. Save your spot before Nov. 4 to secure the best rates! www.irrigation.org/2024Show/?utm_source=cfwc ... See MoreSee Less

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We've learned how important it is to produce basic necessities at home, and nothing is more important than our food supply. California produces over 60% of our nation's fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Supporting that production helps keep our food supply affordable and accessible. ... See MoreSee Less

What to expect if port workers strike, and how it may affect the economy

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Negotiations between longshoremen and port operators broke down in June and the two sides have barely been speaking. The current contract expires at midnight Monday.

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