Drought impact on California agriculture ‘much milder’ than 2014-2015

The fifth year of drought in California will cost the agricultural sector $603 million in lower crop revenue, higher costs of pumping water, and lost jobs, says a report by UC-Davis. “Agriculture in California remains strong, with moderate growth in value, and in some cases employment, despite four years of dry conditions,” says a summary… » Read More

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