Olive trees sprout in California drought

Olive trees are taking root as a cash crop in California, with the drought as an inducement, says the Sacramento Bee, which cites a farmer who switched to olives from rice. Olives require less irrigation water than other crops and are hardy survivors of dry spells. “In the Sacramento Valley, where water districts have been shrinking… » Read More

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