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Wine country sues Newsom administration over COVID-19 orders

01/25/21 9:47 AM By Brad Hooker

More than 50 wineries and restaurants spanning Napa and Sonoma counties are suing to overturn a state ban on in-person dining.

COVID-19 will cost California agriculture up to $9 billion

06/24/20 10:49 AM By Brad Hooker

A new study shows an industry grappling with massive losses related to the COVID-19 pandemic could range up to nearly $9 billion.

Understaffed and ‘struggling,’ Central Valley Water Board trims programs

06/10/20 9:22 AM By Brad Hooker

The State Water Resources Control Board and its regional branches are facing an uncertain time, and farmers could see the fallout.

State issues guidance for dine-in restaurants

05/13/20 9:51 AM By Brad Hooker

The state public health department yesterday detailed the hurdles restaurants must now overcome under the new normal.

Daybreak: BiOps blocked in court

05/13/20 9:45 AM By Brad Hooker

State issues guidance for dine-in restaurants * USDA nears release of aid * Senate mulls liability protections

Some dine-in restaurants may reopen next week

05/08/20 8:30 AM By Brad Hooker

Restaurants in some counties could be opening as early as next week, said Gov. Newsom.

Daybreak: Dine-in options may reopen next week

05/08/20 8:10 AM By Brad Hooker

DPR spray rules still in place * Workers’ comp policy hurts a ‘struggling’ industry * Pence agrees to raise payment limits

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02.14.2025

Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Feb. 14, 2025: Rep. Dusty Johnson on budget reconciliation, tariffs

House Republicans are moving a budget plan that would slash USDA funding by $230 billion. South Dakota Republican Rep. Dusty Johnson joined Newsmakers to discuss the possible cuts, which will likely come from nutrition assistance.

Then, Jim Richards from Cornerstone Government Affairs explains how SNAP program cuts in budget reconciliation could shape farm bill debate and Nick Levendofsky from the Kansas Farmers Union discusses how mass layoffs at the U.S. Agency for International Development are impacting the distribution of U.S. commodities for food aid.

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