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Studies look at “less bad” options for farmers facing groundwater cutbacks

Growing more drought-tolerant crops could be an option for San Joaquin Valley farmers facing severe groundwater cutbacks, according to two joint studies by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC). The studies looked at growing winter crops or forage using less water as an economic alternative to straight out fallowing ground. “This is not a […]

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