California facing dry year
Dry year does not bode well for Californians: CBS News
Dry year does not bode well for Californians: CBS News
If you live in Kern County, your water supply is critical to your everyday life. Whether you work at an au to shop, a retail s tore, a school or a farm, having an adequate water supply is important for your job and your lifestyle. Since Kern County receives just about seven inches of rain a year, it’s important that we maintain our water supply from the northern parts of California, plus conserve what we have here.
California farmers making most of water – Wall Street Journal
Is climate change forcing farmers to operate differently? – California Watch
These toma toes, grown on a drip system, are being harvested this summer south of Bakersfield. The new drip system saves water and energy plus produces bigger yield for Materra Farms.
Semitropic is saving its district farmers money through a solar energy project.
DWR raises state water allocation to 60 percent – Western Farm Press
A look back at when the San Luis Dam project began – Fresno Bee