A look at the California dairy sector, tractor replacement, and other clean-air innovations. A robotic, electric-powered feed pusher moves feed closer on a Merced County dairy farm. C alifornia farmers have made major strides to help clean the air. Over the past two decades, about 15,000 pieces of agricultural equipment in the San Joaquin Valley have been replaced wither newer, cleaner versions. This has been done in partnership with the state, with public and private invest

California agriculture is a world leader in promoting resiliency and climate preparedness. However, there is a critical need to address water scarcity challenges.

Over the past eight years, California’s dairy farms have collectively achieved an annual reduction of 5 million metric tons of methane (CO2e) and counting. This is important, as scientists agree that reductions in methane emissions are critical to slowing global warming. The world-leading effort has drawn some well-deserved attention. Unfortunately, there are several common myths and misconceptions about California dairy’s methane reduction programs. Let’s explore the misnome

Last year’s California Dairy Sustainability Summit received more than 475 participants, including more than 100 dairy farmers. The Summit...