California Department of Food and Agriculture invests nearly $2 million into local pollinators
California Department of Food and Agriculture invests nearly $2 million into local pollinators
The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) awarded a grant of almost $2 million through its Pollinator Habitat Program to the Cachuma Resource Conservation District and its partners. The Pollinator Habitat Program was created by the State’s Budget Act of 2021 and is intended to boost pollinator habitat on agricultural lands throughout California.
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