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Kerman Dairy Giant Bar-20 Bets $15 Million on Water-Saving Robot Feed System
Bar-20 Dairy Farms in Kerman, California, has signed a $15 million contract to install an automated hydroponic feed-growing system designed to save the water typically needed to grow over 800 acres of alfalfa by producing sprouted grain indoors for its thousands of milking cows. Forever Feed Technologies announced the deal,...
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Baloian Farms Welcomes Grayson Parley as Controller; Tim Baloian Shares
NOGALES, AR - Baloian Farms, a grower, packer, and distributor of premium-quality fresh produce, is pleased to announce that Grayson Parley has joined the company as Controller at its Fresno, California headquarters. Grayson brings a strong background in agricultural accounting, with experience spanning both fresh produce and food manufacturing operations.
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This Subway shop in the Central Valley is one of the highest ranked in nation. Here's why
Caruthers is a small town just off the 41, about 15 miles south of downtown Fresno. About 2,600 people live there, according to the 2020 census. It has one of the country’s best-rated Subways. The Subway at 2459 W. Tahoe Ave. has 349 reviews on Google and an average rating of 4.80. SEO Backlinks , a digital public relations and data analysis firm, looked at all Subway restaurants with more than 100 reviews and found that makes the Caruthers location the third-best Subway restaurant in the state and the 10th-best Subway in the country. “Every Subway sells the same menu, so when one of them scores this high across hundreds of reviews, it comes down to the people behind the counter,” said Oliver Weston, the founder of SEO Backlinks, in a press release. The Subway is attached to a Valero gas station and a laundromat. Many of the Caruther Subway’s reviews praised the staff’s customer service, with several people detailing how they’re always greeted with a smile. The best-ranked Subway restaurants in California were: 5070 Rocklin Rd, Rocklin, CA 7930 E Florence Ave, Downey, CA 2459 W Tahoe Ave, Caruthers, CA 21612 Plano Trabuco Rd, Trabuco Canyon, CA 5150 Fair
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Arcadis selected to provide construction management for the Friant-Kern Canal Middle Reach Capacity Correction project
Arcadis, a global design and consultancy organization for natural and built assets, today announced its selection by the Friant Water Authority to provide construction management services for phase 2A of the crucial Friant-Kern Canal Middle Reach Capacity Correction project. The Friant Water Authority estimates construction costs for Phase 2A between $80 and $98 million.
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Macerich Defaults On Nearly $400M Tied To Fresno, Niagara Falls Malls
Mall giant Macerich has defaulted on close to $400 million in loans backed by shopping centers in Fresno, California, and Niagara Falls, New York, as the real estate investment trust negotiates with lenders over which properties it will keep and which it will let go. The two defaults, totaling $399.4 million, mark the latest step in a broader effort by the company to pare down its national mall portfolio.
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This Fresno-based business has local roots that go back to 1874
When it comes to Fresno's oldest business, most people think of Fresno Ag Hardware. The store started in 1876 as Fresno Agricultural Works, home of the famous Fresno scraper. But another local firm has roots that date back ever further. Today on KVPR's Central Valley Roots, the story of the firm of Kutner & Goldstein, which is still around today as Penny Newman Grain Company.
The Fresno Bee
These Fresno businesses can prepare your family's holiday meal. Here's how it works
A frozen turkey can take several days to thaw, and then several more hours (or longer) to cook. For people who don’t have that kind of time, or who would rather spend it enjoying the company of their family and friends, restaurants and grocery stores around the Central Valley are offering catered holiday meals. Aaron Nielsen, the owner of Southern Hospitality Co. , has been offering catered holiday meals for the last eight years. His catered meals are à la carte, so people can pick and choose which dishes they want to order, as opposed to a set meal. Southern Hospitality Co. offers traditional turkey and honey baked spiral ham, as well as full assortment of sides like parmesan and bacon butter brussels sprouts, deviled eggs, mashed potatoes, dinner rolls and a $22 pumpkin pie. All orders have a $150 minimum, and the cut-off day to order a Thanksgiving meal from Southern Hospitality is the Monday before Thanksgiving. “I get phone calls the day of,” Nielsen said. Southern Hospitality Co. offers delivery or pickup options on Thanksgiving, which not all places do. Phoenician Garden , which also offers holiday catering, is closed on Thanksgiving, so it tells customers to have