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Lizzie Kane

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Agriculture & food reporter @sacbee_news | Past: @chicagotribune @business @indystar | Davidson College grad | she/her

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Lizzie Kane’s Biography

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Junior at Davidson College | Intern for Solitary Watch | Former editorial board intern for the Dallas Morning News | Former intern for the Baltimore Brew

Lizzie Kane’s Journalist Portfolio

Do department stores have a future? It's complicated

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After Del Monte, these California peach growers turn to almonds as next cash crop

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By Lizzie Kane Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
When Del Monte closed its Modesto cannery in April and cut ties with its contracted growers, Hardeep Bains lost around $300,000 of annual income. Spread over the length of his 15-year contract, that translated into a loss of about $4.5 million in potential earnings. Instead of making money, Bains spent $8,500 to pull out his 30-acre Yuba City clingstone peach tree orchard and another $9,600 to rip the soil.
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After Del Monte, these California peach growers turn to almonds as next cash crop

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By Lizzie Kane Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The state's largest almond producer, Blue Diamond, is whittling down its Sacramento-based operations while still maintaining a significant presence in California. As with various commodities in the state, almonds have not been immune from factors such as consumer spending declines as a result of inflation and President Donald Trump's tariff wars. Almonds are California's highest valued export, according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
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California’s proposed changes to pesticide enforcement draw mixed reviews Original

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By Lizzie Kane Verified, Vince Basada
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Elena Flores, 6, holds a sign during a rally at the California Capitol on Tuesday calling for better protection from pesticides for children and farmworkers. The rally preceded a legislative hearing to determine if the California Department of Pesticide Regulation is adequately protecting public health. Pesticides are a hot button topic in California and throughout the country, and the California Department of Pesticide Regulation’s new proposed pesticide enforcement changes are no exception.
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Awards

Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association Award

2020 - Division O and Best of Show in "Immigration in Communities" News Coverage

#1 in category. Awarded to the article "Amid threatened ICE raids, safety at a Baltimore library"

Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association Award

2020 - Division O in "General News Story"

#2 in category. Awarded to the article "Talking trash in a Baltimore neighborhood that has plenty of it"