Central Coast farmers won’t be impacted much this year by California’s historic drought, despite entering its fourth year, according to a report by CoBank, a national bank that serves agricultural cooperatives. CoBank predicts that unfettered access to groundwater will save the state’s farmers in the short term. The report also concludes that losses from the…
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