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San Joaquin Valley farmers will have water certainty –  if they can make it through the next few years, panelists say

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March 13, 2026
Water supply certainty is in the future for San Joaquin Valley growers, according to three water experts who spoke at California Citrus Mutual’s Citrus Showcase Wednesday in Visalia.  But it’s […]

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The Kern River dried up in Sept. 2024 leading to a mass fish die off after the 5th District Court of Appeal paused a local court order to keep water in the river. Lois Henry / SJV Water
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation to help fix East Orosi’s wastewater system in 2024. Lisa McEwen / SJV Water
A well in Kings County pumps water into a standpipe. Lois Henry / SJV Water
The California Aqueduct moves water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta south to farms and cities including Kern County, which is the second largest contractor for state water. Lois Henry / SJV Water
Madera County farmers protest at the courthouse during a hearing on land fees imposed by the Madera County Groundwater Sustainability Agency. Hannah Johansson / SJV Water
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