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CDFA Secretary Ross in D.C.: “Great conversation with USDA Secretary Sonny Purdue about California Ag issues”
CDFA Secretary Karen Ross is in Washington, D.C. this week, meeting today with USDA Secretary Sonny Purdue and other officials. Secretary Ross reported on her Twitter feed, “Great conversation with USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue about CALIFORNIA ag issues. It has been a … Continue reading
Video: Secretary Ross joins celebration of the formation of the California Farm Demonstration Network – from UC ANR
The newly formed Farm Demonstration Network is designed to increase the adoption of improved-performance conservation agriculture systems in California. Founding signatories, including CDFA Secretary Karen Ross, gathered on May 5 to launch the network with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): the … Continue reading
Earth Day & Invasive Species: Sacramento-area students meet “Hungry Pests”
Sixth-graders from Cowan Fundamental Elementary School joined students at nearby Mira Loma High School in the Sacramento area this morning for an energizing and educational event built around the themes of Earth Day (April 22) and invasive species. CDFA Secretary … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Education, Environment, Invasive Species
Tagged APHIS, Arcade Creek, CDFA, Cowan, Hungry Pests, Mira Loma, USDA
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Farm to Food Bank Month – Secretary Ross joins State Board of Food and Agriculture for visit to Northern California food bank
In recognition of December as Farm to Food Bank Month, CDFA Secretary Karen Ross today joined the California State Board of Food and Agriculture at California Emergency Foodlink, the nation’s largest food bank. The event highlighted food donation by farmers … Continue reading
CDFA’s Bureau of Livestock ID Works to Prevent Cattle Rustling
Cattle rustling may seem like a crime of yesteryear, but it is still a part of the agricultural landscape today. That’s why the California Department of Food and Agriculture’s (CDFA) Bureau of Livestock Identification keeps careful track of the sale, transport … Continue reading
Posted in Animal health, Animal Welfare, Food Safety, Livestock ID
Tagged Cattle branding, CDFA, livestock ID, livestock identification, rustling
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CDFA to Offer Food Safety Training for California’s Small Farms
California’s farmers are as diverse as the crops they grow. The safety of the food their farms produce is paramount. To make sure smaller farmers can take advantage of a comprehensive approach to food safety, the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has developed resources … Continue reading
The Famous Flickr Lacewing
Meet the “Flickr Lacewing.” That’s what some folks online are calling a newly discovered insect species, more formally known as “Semachrysa Jade Winterton, Guek and Brooks.” It was given this name by Dr. Shaun Winterton, a senior insect biosystematist (that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Invasive Species
Tagged beneficial insects, CDFA, Flickr, lacewing
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