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Water Crisis
(multi-part series)
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Handing Down the Family Farm
(four-part series)
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Selected stories from:
» December 3, 2008 «
- Avocado crop may be lightest in 20 years
- Proposed rules may provide more flexibility to farmers
- Dairy exporters see 'tremendous' prospects in China
- Harvesting squash at non-peak times nets better prices
- UC Research Report: Growers show interest in switchgrass as biofuel
- Commentary: Easements offer voluntary
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