Articles Tagged with ''CDFA''

CDFA is looking for organizations that can help growers improve water and energy use as well as nutrient management.

A total of 103 projects in California have received Conservation Agriculture Planning Grant Program awards.

Agricultural groups have been closely watching the Newsom administration's development of an ambitious pesticide plan—and they remain skeptical.

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation reports decreases in the year-over-year and ten-year average of statewide pesticide applications.

Three projects are splitting more than $650,000 in grant funding from the California Department of Food and Agriculture to help the state’s producers better understand methods to improve their nitrogen and irrigation management.

The California Department of Food and Agriculture plans to facilitate a broad conversation next week that could have major implications for the state’s approach to pesticide governance.

California officials are seeking comments on a funding availability for programs aimed at helping producers adapt their operations through climate-smart approaches.

The California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Office of Farm Equity awarded $5 million in grants to help organizations across the state train farmworkers and beginning farmers.

CDFA is offering grants to growers in the Southern Desert Region who can reduce on-farm irrigation water use and greenhouse gas emissions.

CDFA is planning several public forums to gather input and learn about priorities for California food and agriculture in the 2023 Farm Bill.