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1 week ago | 
elnacional.cat | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
La clásica sombrilla con su pie clavado en la arena, girando al ritmo del viento y amenazando con salir volando en cualquier momento, tiene los días contados. Y es que Decathlon ha lanzado al mercado el refugio de playa IWIKO 180, una solución práctica, segura y estilosa que viene a revolucionar la forma en la que disfrutamos del sol en la playa. Con este innovador diseño, la sombrilla tradicional pasa a la historia.
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2 weeks ago | 
napavalleyregister.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As a potential trade war looms, a coalition of California agricultural organizations is urging the state’s Congressional delegation to protect them from becoming another casualty in the battle over tariffs. A letter from the group includes the names of nearly two dozen of the state’s most influential farming organizations, including the California Farm Bureau, Western Growers and American Pistachio Growers.
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3 weeks ago | 
fresnobee.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As a potential trade war looms, a coalition of California agricultural organizations is urging the state’s Congressional delegation to protect them from becoming another casualty in the battle over tariffs. A letter from the group includes the names of nearly two dozen of the state’s most influential farming organizations, including the California Farm Bureau, Western Growers and American Pistachio Growers.
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1 month ago | 
gazettextra.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
A group of Senate Democrats are demanding answers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture after it gutted two programs aimed at providing produce to food banks and schools. The USDA slashed $2 billion from the budgets of the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program and the Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement Program. kAmx? 2 C6DA@?D6 %9FCD52J[ D6?2E@CD FC865 E96 &$sp E@ C6G6CD6 E96 42?46==2E:@? @7 E96 AC@8C2>D 2?5 6IA=2:? 9@H E96 D9FE5@H?
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1 month ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
By Robert Rodriguez, The Sacramento Bee As the bird flu outbreak in California dairies appears to be slowing, a study by researchers at UC Merced found that San Joaquin Valley dairy workers are feeling unprotected and unprepared in the fight against the virus. Moreover, many of the workers interviewed as part of the study believed their employers placed a higher value on the health of dairy cows than theirs.
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1 month ago | 
thederrick.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As the bird flu outbreak in California dairies appears to be slowing, a study by researchers at UC Merced found that San Joaquin Valley dairy workers are feeling unprotected and unprepared in the fight against the virus. Moreover, many of the workers interviewed as part of the study believed their employers placed a higher value on the health of dairy cows than theirs. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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1 month ago | 
sacbee.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As the bird flu outbreak in California dairies appears to be slowing, a study by researchers at UC Merced found that San Joaquin Valley dairy workers are feeling unprotected and unprepared in the fight against the virus. Moreover, many of the workers interviewed as part of the study believed their employers placed a higher value on the health of dairy cows than theirs.
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1 month ago | 
gazettextra.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As the bird flu outbreak in California dairies appears to be slowing, a study by researchers at UC Merced found that San Joaquin Valley dairy workers are feeling unprotected and unprepared in the fight against the virus. Moreover, many of the workers interviewed as part of the study believed their employers placed a higher value on the health of dairy cows than theirs. kAm“(96? E9:D :==?6DD W3:C5 7=FX 92AA6?D H:E9 E96 4@HD[ E96 3@DD6D 2C6 >@C6 :?E6C6DE65 :? E96 2?:>2=D E92?
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1 month ago | 
swoknews.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As the bird flu outbreak in California dairies appears to be slowing, a study by researchers at UC Merced found that San Joaquin Valley dairy workers are feeling unprotected and unprepared in the fight against the virus. Moreover, many of the workers interviewed as part of the study believed their employers placed a higher value on the health of dairy cows than theirs. kAm“(96? E9:D :==?6DD W3:C5 7=FX 92AA6?D H:E9 E96 4@HD[ E96 3@DD6D 2C6 >@C6 :?E6C6DE65 :? E96 2?:>2=D E92?
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
modbee.com | Robert Rodriguez |Robert Rodríguez
As egg prices remain high and shortages still common, the small farmers in California’s Central Valley who supply eggs to farmers markets have become overwhelmed by a surge in demand. “If the market opens by 7 a.m., we will be sold out by 8 a.m.,” said Margie Weber, co-owner of Rocky Oaks Goat Creamery in Clovis. “We just can’t supply enough eggs for the demand right now.”Weber and her husband Joel sell their farmstead goat cheese and eggs at the Vineyard Farmers Market in Fresno.
