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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2020 · 40 MIN

Reduced water allocations for Central Valley Project customers. Organic sales up. Barn Owls.

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Despite the early spring rains in the valley and snow in the mountains, the Central Valley Project will be reducing the amount of available water to California’s farmers, including those with senior water rights. We have the numbers. Covid-19 woes continue for many sectors of California agriculture. Overall, most ag prices are down. But there is some good news: organic produce sales are way up. We talk with an expert on how to attract more of the farmer’s flying friends, barn owls, to your property to control springtime rodent infestations. Plus we take a look at the extended weather outlook for our area, and the latest crop reports as well, all on this week’s KSTE Farm Hour.

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