The latest news on the people, places and wildlife that make California Rice unique.
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The 92nd Rice Bowl
Two rice growing communities come together for an annual tradition.
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Quiet: The Farm
The devastation caused by this drought has created never-before-seen challenges, especially for rice growers on the west side of the Sacramento Valley. The lack of water has altered the normal way of life for countless people and businesses in rural agriculture communities and has dried up the vital environment our wildlife relies on.
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Quiet: Rice Workforce & Community Connection
Drought threatens multigenerational businesses and countless people connected to the rice production workforce, each a link in the chain needed to grow, dry and mill California Rice. The lack of water is causing jobs to dry up, jeopardizing the future for small ag communities throughout the Sacramento Valley.
HEAR MORE FROM KEVIN & MOLLY DENNIS
"It impacts us every day"
With the drought drying up typical seasonal work, the owner of Richter Aviation says his ag aircraft business, trucking companies, local hardware stores and the entire community will ultimately suffer.
HEAR MORE FROM RICK RICHTER
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