California, which has already reduced water deliveries received through the State Water Project to zero or near zero levels, has now stopped water diversions for thousands of farmers and other users in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta watershed.

California's State Water Resources Control Board is proposing an emergency regulation that, if adopted and approved, would affect the ability of water right holders in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta watershed to divert water. The proposed order covers thousands of farmers with direct legal rights to pull water out of the rivers, according to The Sacramento Bee.

Mering, a company of The Shipyard, launched a new round of its “California Grown” campaign.

Though 2020 required a much different approach because of the protocols surrounding COVID-19,  Sunview Marketing was able to navigate those changes and the end result was a very successful grape season. Now that the 2021 California Central Valley season has begun, the sales team is ready to welcome back a more normal path to success.

Summer has finally arrived — and with it the much anticipated return of Oceanside Pole’s vine-ripened tomatoes. Oceanside’s vine-ripened Roma and round tomatoes are grown on 750 rolling acres and marketed by Vancouver, BC-based Oppy. The company promotes popular favorites from avocados and berries to apples and oranges year-round, alongside innovative seasonal specialties.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of two growers in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, a case centered around Cedar Point Nursery and Fowler Packing Co., who objected when United Farm Workers union organizers demanded access to their property under a California regulation.