Due to a serious new infestation of the sugarcane aphid in Southern California sorghum fields late last summer, UC Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Nicholas Clark offered some advice to feed growers to help better prepared them this coming season for future infestations of this invasive pest.
100,000 Dairy Cows Relocated Due to Central Valley Flooding
March Madness was taken to a whole new level this year when torrential rainfall and snowme…Almond Hulls Enhance Low Quality Alfalfa in Dairy Cattle Diet
As severe weather events impact an already limited supply of alfalfa feed in California, r…Does Your Dairy Cow have Indigestion?
If you think you’ve had a bad case of indigestion, imagine how it must feel for cows with …Benefits of Grazing Sheep Over Winter Alfalfa
If fertilizer costs are bogging you down and you can hardly get into your wet alfalfa fiel…Preparing for the Next Round of Funding for CDFA Methane Management Programs
CDFA recently announced awards for the 2022 Alternative Manure Management Program, as well…Prepare Now for Pending Water Quality Regulations for Central Valley Dairies
There are some significant changes coming soon to water quality regulations for Central Va…
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