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Shining Light on Farm & Food Policy for 20 Years.
Thursday, November 21, 2024
State and federal agencies have revised their forecasted water allocations for the coming irrigation season, but water agencies and congress members were disappointed with the conservative approach to protecting endangered fish.
New recommendations from the California Water Commission are raising fears over adding more fuel for bills that seek to overhaul the state’s water rights system.
One of California’s leading voices in rice farming is warning the state water board that rejecting a set of voluntary agreements would “generate turmoil.”
While California is clear of drought, agriculture has not escaped the regulatory spotlight, especially for farmers and ranchers along the Scott and Shasta river watersheds.
The Friant Water Authority is upset with the Bureau of Reclamation for releasing water from Friant Dam to supply San Joaquin River Exchange Contractors.
The state plans to drop water project allocations, while reviving an emergency regulation and stepping up voluntary cutbacks from irrigation districts.