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A Number of Ways to Reuse Coffee Grounds Other Than Trash

Dan February 18, 2021Nursery crops, Organic, This Land of Ours

A number of ways to reuse coffee grounds. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Coffee grounds can be a fantastic and affordable way to help grow your garden. …

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Almond Update: Emergency Registration For Bacterial Blast

Brian German February 18, 2021Almond Update

An emergency registration has greenlighted another tool for almond growers to use through petal fall. As of February 12, producers can use kasugamycin to control bacterial blast. The Section 18 …

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U.S. Cotton Producers Facing Strong Export Competition in 2021

Brian German February 18, 2021Field & Row Crops

American cotton producers are expected to encounter some significant competition in the global market this year. India’s imports are expected to decline, while Brazil continues to make improvements to their …

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The Western View: Monarch Butterflies Nearly Extinct?

Brian German February 18, 2021Western View

Once again, The Monarch Butterfly is reported to be in serious decline. The numbers are shocking: In the 1980s, there were 4 and a half million Western Monarchs in their …

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Farm City Newsday Wednesday, 02-17-21

Brian German February 17, 2021Farm City Newsday, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s Farm City Newsday, hosted by Danielle Leal. Today’s show is filled with stories covering Coachella becoming the first in the nation to offer …

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Coachella Becomes First to Implement ‘Hero Pay’ Increase for Farmworkers

Brian German February 17, 2021Labor and Immigration, Radio Reports

The Coachella City Council has voted to become the first in the nation to offer something called “hero pay” to farmworkers and other essential employees. The unanimous vote now requires …

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The California Kitchen: Caramelized Zucchini Coins

Brian German February 17, 2021California Kitchen

In today’s California Kitchen, learn how to prepare Caramelized Zucchini Coins with The Untamed Chef, Albert J Hernandez. Here is what you will need… 2 Medium Zucchinis 2 T Olive …

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Wildflowers to Consider Planting in Your Garden for Pollinators

Dan February 17, 2021Nursery crops, Pollinators, This Land of Ours

What you need to know about planting wildflowers in your garden. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. The standard definition for “wildflower” is a type of flowering plant …

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Farm Mechanization Key to Addressing Labor Issues Moving Forward

Brian German February 16, 2021Agri-Business, Labor and Immigration

With labor a constant concern for California producers, farm mechanization research and investment present a viable mitigation approach. Mechanized farming equipment cannot address all the issues related to the continually …

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Fusarium Falciforme: Emerging Problem for California Tomatoes

Brian German February 16, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

A new fusarium issue is creating some significant concern for tomato producers. Dr. Cassandra Swett of UC Davis is referring to the pathogen as fusarium falciforme. Swett is a Cooperative …

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MSOB: Beneficial Fungi Showing More Benefits Than Pest Control

Taylor Hillman February 16, 2021Industry, Making Sense of Biologicals

Beneficial fungi may do more than just help producers combat pests. Entomopathogenic fungi (EPF) are often thought of as arthropod control in the biologics world. However, the beneficial fungi may …

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Farm City Newsday Tuesday, 02-16-21

Brian German February 16, 2021Farm City Newsday, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s Farm City Newsday, hosted by Danielle Leal. Today’s show is filled with stories covering experts deeming last year’s spike in Central Valley ACP …

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2020 ACP Blowups Manageable for Central Valley

Brian German February 16, 2021Pest Update, Radio Reports

Asian citrus psyllid detections in the Central Valley spiked in the wrong direction last year but experts believe that is manageable and expected. Since 2016, the amount of ACP detections …

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New Strawberry Varieties Developed Through UC Davis Breeding Program

Brian German February 16, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Radio Reports

The University of California, Davis has developed two new strawberry varieties, providing growers with even more options. Director of the UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program, Professor Steve Knapp said the …

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