Ching Lee, Ag Alert Journalist Profile

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Ranchers grapple with growing wolf numbers, losses

2 days ago | sierrabooster.com | Ching Lee

BEY01F, a female born in the 2023 litter of the Beyem Seyo pack after being released close to where she was captured with a new collar, January 2025. Photo:Axel Hunnicutt/CDFWBy Ching LeeWith California wolf populations expanding and attacks on livestock on the rise, the state announced this month a new phase of managing the protected species, saying it will consider allowing more aggressive forms of nonlethal hazing to deter the predators.
California dairies make progress in cutting emissions

6 days ago | ourvalleyvoice.com | Ching Lee

At their current pace, California dairy farmers are expected to meet the state’s goal for reducing methane emissions from their farms ahead of schedule. Though methane digesters are often credited for doing most of the heavy lifting, California dairy farmers have been implementing other technologies and conservation practices that help them move the needle toward sustainability.
California dairies make progress in cutting emissions

1 week ago | westsideconnect.com | Ching Lee

By Ching Lee Ag Alert At their current pace, California dairy farmers are expected to meet the state’s goal for reducing methane emissions from their farms ahead of schedule. Though methane digesters are often credited for doing most of the heavy lifting, California dairy farmers have been implementing other technologies and conservation practices that help them move the needle toward sustainability.
California dairies make progress in cutting emissions

1 week ago | turlockjournal.com | Ching Lee

BY CHING LEEAg AlertAt their current pace, California dairy farmers are expected to meet the state’s goal for reducing methane emissions from their farms ahead of schedule. Though methane digesters are often credited for doing most of the heavy lifting, California dairy farmers have been implementing other technologies and conservation practices that help them move the needle toward sustainability.
California dairies make progress in cutting emissions

1 week ago | dailydemocrat.com | Ching Lee

Head of US Space Force base in Greenland is fired after Vance visit
Ag Alert

2 weeks ago | agalert.com | Ching Lee

By Ching Lee At their current pace, California dairy farmers are expected to meet the state’s goal for reducing methane emissions from their farms ahead of schedule. Though methane digesters are often credited for doing most of the heavy lifting, California dairy farmers have been implementing other technologies and conservation practices that help them move the needle toward sustainability.
Ag Alert

4 weeks ago | agalert.com | Ching Lee

By Ching Lee Confusion and uncertainty. Those are two words being used by California agricultural exporters with farm products caught up in an escalating trade conflict between the U.S. and its biggest trading partners. President Donald Trump imposed new tariffs in February on China, which countered with tariffs on U.S. goods and other retaliatory measures.
State Senate hears about response to bird flu outbreak

1 month ago | villagenews.com | Ching Lee |Ag Alert

With California's robust investment and experience in animal disease surveillance and detection, there's little disagreement in agricultural circles that the state was well prepared for bird flu. But agricultural officials, farmers and other industry representatives also acknowledge that the latest outbreak – which began in 2022 and has become the largest in U.S. history – has been no cakewalk.
State Senate hears about response to bird flu outbreak

1 month ago | turlockjournal.com | Ching Lee

BY CHING LEE AgAlert With California’s robust investment and experience in animal disease surveillance and detection, there’s little disagreement in agricultural circles that the state was well prepared for bird flu. But agricultural officials, farmers and other industry representatives also acknowledge that the latest outbreak—which began in 2022 and has become the largest in U.S. history—has been no cakewalk.
Ag Alert

1 month ago | agalert.com | Ching Lee

By Ching Lee With California’s robust investment and experience in animal disease surveillance and detection, there’s little disagreement in agricultural circles that the state was well prepared for bird flu. But agricultural officials, farmers and other industry representatives also acknowledge that the latest outbreak—which began in 2022 and has become the largest in U.S. history—has been no cakewalk.