Dec 14, 2007 | Solano's Got It!
Summit: County Farming Industry Both Unique And Complex
“Solano County agriculture is really complex”
Carolyn Woytek of El Dorado Hills picks some produce at Parker Farms earlier this year. via Solano's Got It!
Ag future for Solano gets study
“Everyone is excited about Solano County agriculture”
Crafting a plan for the future of Solano County agriculture is a complicated and time-consuming task, and nowhere was that more evident than at Monday night's meeting of the Citizens Advisory Committee. via The Reporter
“Then, about a month later, he called and asked me if I was still interested”
Russ Lester, owner of Dixon Ridge Farms in Winters recently installed the BioMax 50, a modular bipower system that converts walnut hulls into power and heat for the farm. via Daily Democrat
“There's not a jerky image with a one-second delay anymore”
Published 12:00 am PST Friday, November 23, 2007 Story appeared in METRO section, Page B1 A $22 million federal grant, managed by UC Davis, will use telecommunications technology to extend the reach of ... via Sacramento Bee
Crash kills Winters man near Yolo airport
A 47-year-old Winters man died in a single-vehicle crash early Tuesday morning near the Yolo County Airport, authorities said. via Sacramento Bee
Woodland man dies in Winters car crash Tuesday
A Woodland man was killed early Tuesday morning after he failed to negotiate a sharp turn on County Road 29 right outside Winters, running off the road and flipping his truck over into a drainage ditch, said ... via Daily Democrat
Assembly candidates looking ahead to later election
“It seems like, in all the issues that we're having in the Sacramento region, he has been very active and a strong spokesperson and advocate for the region”
As voters go to the polls today to weigh in on education issues, Assembly candidates Mariko Yamada and Christopher Cabaldon are on a longer campaign trail. via Davis Enterprise
Off The Beaten Path: The Wolfskill Olive Ranch
“We've taken mostly Tuscan varieties and brought them to Yolo County and said what happens when you mix a little Italy and a little California and what we are doing it hoping to develop a new flavor”
John Iander Reporting DAVIS They stand as immovable sentinels of the past. Many of these giant mission olive trees are almost four stories tall and at nearly a century and a half old, they robustly bear a tasty ... via CBS13