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CA flushed 95% of incoming Delta water to Pacific Ocean
The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is filled to the brim, but Valley farmers and southern California won’t get access to much of it. Here’s why. After several years of severe drought, the intense storms over the last week would seemingly be a godsend to California and go a long way toward fixing the state’s water problems.…
Read MoreThursday August 25th 2022
Thursday, August 25, 2022 10:00am – 1:00pm Harris Ranch Inn & Restaurant 1. Welcome a. Introduction of new board members and review board expectations b. Approval of minutes from Februay 7, 2022 meeting 2. Treasurer Report Update on Budget, Non-Profit status and 2021 taxes 3. Executive Director Report a. Approval of 2022-2023 Board Meeting Dates…
Read MoreCALWA Board Meeting Agenda August 31 2021
Tuesday, August 31, 2021 10:00am – 2:00pm Harris Ranch Inn & Restaurant Welcome Housekeeping Golf Tournament De-Brief Budget discussion Board Member Development Roles and Responsibilities Fundraising Water Forum 2021 Discussion of 2021 campaign plan Strategy New Business Close
Read MoreThursday August 19th 2021
Meeting scheduled for Thursday August 19th Time: 10:00 am Location: Harris Ranch Inn & Restaurant
Read MoreDry Weather Harms California Farmers and Reinforces Need for Advocacy
For Immediate Release – April 6, 2021 Contact: Linda Sadler, Farm Credit Alliance (775) 677-7876, [email protected] Dry Weather Harms California Farmers and Reinforces Need for Advocacy Farm Credit has donated $100,000 to help the California Water Alliance work for solutions Barring an unlikely April miracle that brings heavy rains and snow to fill California reservoirs, farmers…
Read MoreExpert on Ag Water Cuts; Backlash from Foster Farms COVID-19 Outbreak; House & Senate Ag Committees
With news this week of more cuts to water allocations for many California farmers, Sabrina Halvorson talks with the chairman of the California Water Alliance, William Bourdeau. We report on the California legislators speaking out about reports of health officials “tipping off” leaders at the Fresno County Foster Farms during the COVID-19 outbreak at the…
Read MoreThursday, February 25, 2020
11:00am – 2:00pm Harris Ranch Inn & Restaurant 1.Welcome a. Housekeeping i.Review of Bylaws ii.Review of tax filings & best practices 2. Board Member Development a. Discussion of possible future Board Members 3. Fundraising a. Aquatini Golf Tournament Summer 2021 b. Water Forum Fall 2021 c. Sponsorship opportunities 4. Discussion of 2021 campaign strategy a.…
Read MoreOpinion: Open the Economy. It’s Almost Too Late.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recent decision to lift the regional stay-at-home order that kept many Californians home and businesses shuttered was a welcome relief. However, more needs to be done for small businesses, many of which are hanging on by a thread. See Complete Article
Read MoreHetch Hetchy Water & Power plans five-year $140M Mountain Tunnel project
The City and County of San Francisco and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission are planning a five-year $140 million project beginning next year to repair, rehabilitate and upgrade the 19-mile-long Mountain Tunnel, a key component of the Hetch Hetchy Water System that takes water from Tuolumne County and sends it to San Francisco See…
Read MoreThe Western View: Cap and Trade Your Cover Crop?
The winds of change certainly have blown strong from Washington, and they are at gale force in the farming industry. President Biden eliminated the Covid relief funding which benefited some growers. But the big news is, he wants to use that money to get growers to idle 50 million acres and plant cover crops. He…
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