Roadless Rule has kept forests from being managed
California Farm Bureau first vice president Shaun Crook, center, a forester from Tuolumne County, talks about the forestry sector in California. Photo/Ryan Amaral
Advocacy in Action: New dairy order, grizzly bear reintroduction, H-2A reform and a Supreme Court victory
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California awards $2 million to curb livestock attacks by wolves
In this January 2025 photo, HAR11M, a male wolf born in the 2024 litter of the Harvey pack is seen with a new tracking collar after being released close to where he was captured. Photo/Axel Hunnicutt
New school sawmill spurs logging interest
Taten Wiley, a junior at Hayfork High School in Trinity County, removes pieces of wood that have been trimmed off a plank during processing at the school’s newly constructed sawmill, which held its grand opening in May. Photo/Manola Secaira
Farm Bureau advocacy update: Labor, water, forests and tax relief
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From the Fields: George Hollister, Mendocino County redwood forester
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Wildfire losses inspire changes in avocado orchards
This reservoir at Brokaw Ranch Co. in Santa Paula holds 1 million gallons of water and is one of two reservoirs on the farm. Because it is gravity fed, it can deliver water even when there’s no electricity. This allows the farm flexibility in how and when to use irrigation. Photo/Rob McCarthy
News Briefs: New World screwworm, endangered species, groundwater, annual meeting, prescribed fire
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Napa vineyards helped douse Pickett Fire
Winegrape grower and volunteer firefighter Johnnie White examines a vineyard in Pope Valley, at the northeast edge of Napa Valley, that was used last month as a fire break to stop the Pickett Fire. Growers in the region have coordinated with Cal Fire to leverage agricultural resources as a fire defense. Photo/Caleb Hampton
Federal forestry cuts fuel wildfire, resource concerns
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