California's rice fields are crucial habitats for many native Central Valley species, including the protected Giant Gartersnake, wintering waterfowl, shorebirds, Black Terns, Sandhill Cranes, and native fishes. The California Rice Footprint report aims to determine the acreage, management practices, and locations of rice lands that would best support various species while also while considering economic viability.
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We are Califoria's rice farmers and mills
We live and work the Sacramento Valley. Our rice farms are the hardest working agricultural lands in the nation, providing unparalleled wildlife habitat. We care about our neighbors and the land we steward.
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The Sacramento Valley is unique and valuable
Our region has many small towns filled with history and hardworking families. Whether it's grabbing lunch at the Richvale Cafe or checking out the rich history at the Sacramento Valley Museum, our valley has a strong work ethic and character.
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California Rice is The Environmental Crop
Nearly 230 wildlife species rely on Sacramento rice fields for food and a restimg place. Area rice fields are a haven for millions of ducks and geese that migrate along the Pacific Flyway. This land provides internationally recognized shorebird habitat. Come visit the Sacramento Valley to see an amazing array of herons, egrets, ducks, geese raptors and much more!
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The Sacramento Valley is unique and valuable
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