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

Dairies deploy vermifiltration systems to reduce methane and improve water and nutrient management.   California dairy farmers are...

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

California dairy farmers are helping ensure clean drinking water in rural communities, while working to better protect groundwater...

Why I’m Speaking at the California Dairy Sustainability Summit   Written by Jared Fernandes, Tulare County Dairy Farmer I was recently...

While California dairy farmers have been busy adopting more planet-smart practices, so have the people who process and deliver milk. In...

UC Davis evaluates use of compost pellets made from dairy manure and almond twigs. Building healthy soils has tremendous benefits....