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Monthly Archives: August 2023
New detections of West Nile Virus in California horses — prevention tips from CDFA
Fourteen California horses have tested positive for West Nile Virus in recent weeks, as far north as Butte County and as far south as Orange County. Six of the horses are deceased and a number of them were unvaccinated or … Continue reading
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The California story — California Grown report shines spotlight on state’s leading role in food production
California farmers, ranchers and farmworkers work together to produce more than 400 different specialty crops, and California Grown, also known as the Buy California Marketing Agreement, was created to promote those products. California Grown is a statewide marketing program that … Continue reading
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Climate adaptation assistance for Ag — off-road vehicle incentive program promotes purchase of zero-emission equipment
The California Air Resources Board has launched the Clean Off-Road Equipment Voucher Incentive Project (CORE) to help businesses and fleets invest in the most advanced zero-emission off-road freight, agricultural, harbor craft and construction technologies. The program will offer vouchers of … Continue reading
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USDA announces $12.3 million investment in private-sector tech innovation for food and agriculture — California companies to receive more than $1.4 million
From a USDA News Release The USDA has announced an investment of more than $12.5 million as part of the USDA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs. The awards will support 76 small businesses … Continue reading
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Climate-Smart Food Systems — California works to divert byproducts to livestock feed rather than landfills
In 2022 the California feed industry diverted more than 18.5 million tons of byproducts from human food, fiber and biofuel production to livestock feed. If these byproducts were not diverted to feed, they would likely have gone to landfills. The … Continue reading
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Wanted — Input for regulatory study on food safety and water quality
CDFA has contracted with Crowe LLP to conduct a Regulatory Alignment Study in collaboration with the State Water Resources Control Board. The study is evaluating food safety and water quality regulations as part of an effort to streamline administrative processes … Continue reading
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Governor Newsom announces new climate partnership with Australia
From a Governor’s Office news release California and Australia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), forging a new climate partnership between two of the largest economies in the world. The MOU outlines five years of cooperation between California and … Continue reading
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Secretary Ross looks back on informative visit to Indonesia
BY CDFA Secretary Karen Ross Our last two days in Jakarta included “first ever” experiences for me! In addition to informative meetings with two industry groups — the Global Food and Beverage Association and the U.S. Soybean Export Council — … Continue reading
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Secretary Ross in Indonesia — learning more about the markets for Ag
By CDFA Secretary Karen Ross What an incredible learning journey with colleagues on the NASDA (National Association of State Departments of Agriculture) Emerging Markets visit to Indonesia. In addition to government meetings with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Bureau … Continue reading
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National Farmers’ Market Week — nominate your favorite market in contest
As the nation continues to celebrate National Farmers’ Market Week (August 6-12) CDFA encourages voting for your favorite market in the 2023 America’s Farmers Market Celebration. Winning markets will receive cash and prizes from sponsors American Farmland Trust and the … Continue reading
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