We’ve launched a new version of the CalRiceNews.org industry website with upgraded features for California rice growers, mills and partners.
Those new features include:
Member login
- Secure access
- All content on the site is now available exclusively to industry and partners.
- Passwordless Login
- To keep information secure and make your experience as smooth as possible, you will need to create a new account for the site. The new Passwordless Login system means you never have to remember (or reset) a password again.
- How it Works
- Visit CalRiceNews.org and click “Create your Free Account”
- Enter your email address.
- We'll instantly send a unique 6-digit code to your email.
- Enter that code on the site, and you're in!
- How it Works
- To keep information secure and make your experience as smooth as possible, you will need to create a new account for the site. The new Passwordless Login system means you never have to remember (or reset) a password again.
Conservation Program Recommendation Tool
- Whether you’re new to conservation programs or looking to expand your participation, the Conservation Program Recommendation Tool makes it easier to find the right fit for your operation.
- Filter capabilities include:
- Compensation amount
- Season
- Practices
- Wildlife type
- Search by program name or keyword
- Filter capabilities include:
Water Quality information
- Increased visibility on the website
- Includes program specific links for grower convenience
Resource Library
- Enhanced commonly used/requested documents
- ARC/PLC Calculator
- Rice Variety Data Sheets
Events Calendar
- Easily add CRC or industry related events to your personal/business calendar with one click
Brand integration
- New logo, tagline of “It’s in Our Nature”, colors and images featured prominently in new website design
To access the new CalRiceNews.org website, click “Create your Free Account” If you are having trouble signing up, please see our Help & Troubleshooting page. If you experience any issues, contact help@calricenews.org and someone will assist.
For more information, contact the CRC’s Communications Manager Katie Cahill at kcahill@calrice.org.
