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Sheep grazing for vineyards and fire prevention
Sheep graze cover crops in a California vineyard. Photo courtesy American Lamb Board Sheep-RFP-032023 American Lamb Board The American Lamb Board works with food influencers, food media, journalists and chefs to educate beyond cooking and lamb cuts. The most recent installment of influencer education took place in Napa, Calif., wine country. Throughout the U.S. and California, sheep are grazing for several reasons in diverse settings. The Napa retreat highlighted producers Robert and Jamie Irwin of Kaos Sheep Outfit. The Irwins graze their sheep in northern California for fire prevention and...
Red Cross celebrates Northstate volunteers
Red Cross volunteer. (KRCR) by Muna Sadek Thu, March 16th 2023, 6:55 PM PDT NORTHSTATE, Calif. — The Northern California chapter of the Red Cross is celebrating its nearly 125 volunteers this month, hosting a series of events in Chico, Sacramento and Scotia. The events come just in time for the 80th annual American Red Cross Month. The tradition began in the 1940s when President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued the first proclamation. About two dozen volunteers attended an event Thursday in Chico. Organizers say more volunteers would have been in attendance but that recent flooding has...
“Shattering Records” – Wildfires in 2021 Emitted a Record-Breaking Amount of Carbon Dioxide
Wildfires are a natural phenomenon that occur when dry vegetation, hot temperatures, and strong winds combine to ignite a fire. However, human activities such as careless campfires, arson, and agricultural practices have significantly increased the frequency and intensity of wildfires in many parts of the world. Wildfires have devastating consequences for local ecosystems and communities, including destruction of wildlife habitat, air pollution, and loss of property and lives. By UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - IRVINE MARCH 17, 2023 A study led by UC Irvine found that forest fires in...



