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Uncertain Future for the Country’s Agriculture Conservation Programs – CalCAN
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The last two weeks have been dizzying for farmers and ranchers who receive federal funding for on-farm environmental projects, and also for the federal ...

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2024 Legislative Wins and Challenges: Prop 4, Prescribed Grazing, and More – CalCAN
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After experiencing budget surpluses in 2021-2022, the state of California experienced two years of budget deficits in 2023-2024, resulting in budget ...

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Reflecting on CalCAN’s 8th Climate & Agriculture Summit: A Growing Movement for Resilience – CalCAN
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CalCAN hosted our eighth California Climate and Agriculture Summit last week in Davis, with a sold-out crowd of 400 people from around the state. It was ...

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Yolo County farmers and ranchers showcase resiliency in a changing climate at the CalCAN Summit Farm Tour – CalCAN
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The 2024 Summit farm tours offered a firsthand look at the innovative practices and pressing challenges faced by four Yolo County farmers. Each stop ...

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Assemblymember Hart Witnesses Healthy Soils Program and SB675 impacts on Central Coast Ranch – CalCAN
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In November, Assemblymember Gregg Hart attended a site tour in Santa Barbara County, where he met with farmers, nonprofit organizations, and ...

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Planning in Uncertain Times: Launching the Midwest Agriculture Conservation (MAC) Network – CalCAN
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A project of CalCAN, the Midwest Agriculture Conservation (MAC) Network launched officially in October of 2024. Our first in-person meeting took place ...

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Celebrating Healthy Soils Week: Building a Circular Economy for Sustainable Agriculture – CalCAN
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This year’s Healthy Soils Week theme, “A Circular Economy for Healthy Soils,” emphasizes how transforming waste can create valuable benefits for both the ...

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Record Federal Funding for California Farmers Available: Apply by January 31st – CalCAN
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Thanks to the additional resources provided by the Inflation Reduction Act, California farmers and landowners will have access to 50% more funding for ...

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Imperial Valley Farmers Embrace Programs to Reduce Water Use and Build Soil Health – CalCAN
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CalCAN staff recently spent some time visiting farmers in the Imperial Valley, which produces approximately two-thirds of the nation’s vegetable ...

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Governor Newsom’s Proposed FY 25-26 Budget Relies on Proposition 4 for Food and Farm Investments – CalCAN
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On January 10, Governor Newsom released the details of his proposed budget for the fiscal year starting in July 2025 and ending in June 2026 (FY 25-26). ...

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