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wet

Wet, Cloudy Early Winter Should Benefit Pistachios On Off Year

Dan February 5, 2019Nuts & Grapes, Weather

The cloudy and wet winter so far is good news for pistachio chilling hours. Three things much of valleys have seen so far during the winter months is precipitation, fog and cloudy …

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Bob Kleinpistachio nutsPistachios
government shutdown

Lawmakers Get Updated on Organic Industry Needs

Dan February 5, 2019Legislative, Organic

Lawmakers in Congress are getting a thorough update on the needs and concerns of the organic industry this week.  More than 20 farmer-members from the Organic Trade Association’s Farmers Advisory …

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Congressorganic farmingOrganic Trade Association’s Farmers Advisory Council
gardeners

Gardeners Preserving with a Pressure Canner

Dan February 5, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

We all have had this issue. What to do with all of the vegetables our garden produces. Cathy Isom explains why home gardeners should consider investing in a pressure canner.  …

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Cathy Isompressure canningvegetables
san joaquin

Farm Bureau Sues to Block Flows Plan for Lower San Joaquin River

Dan February 4, 2019Industry

A plan for lower San Joaquin River flows misrepresents and underestimates the harm it would cause to agricultural resources in the Central Valley, according to the California Farm Bureau Federation, …

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California waterCFBFlower San Joaquin River
farm city newsday

Farm City Newsday Monday, 02-04-19

Dan February 4, 2019Farm City Newsday, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s Farm City Newsday, hosted by Danielle Leal. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On Dairy Animals – Matt RamseyNovember 4, …

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California agricultureCalifornia Agriculture newsFarm City Newsday
trade mission

USDA looks to “Everybody That Eats” for Market Opportunities

Dan February 4, 2019Trade

While making a visit to the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Convention in New Orleans, United States Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue talked about trade. He mentioned there is work …

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agriculture tradeEuropean UnionNational Cattlemen's Beef Association ConventionSonny PerdueTPP
industry

Wool Industry Seeing Benefits of Increasing Demand

Dan February 4, 2019Sheep

Wool production has been on a significant decline since the late 1980’s, but demand for American wool is starting to push growth in the industry.  Although not one of the …

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American Sheep Industry Association (ASI)woolwool production
broomrape

Slight Broomrape Resurgence Over Last Decade

Dan February 4, 2019Environment

There has been an uptick in reports of the broomrape weed in California. Retired Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Gene Miyao reminded growers at the 2019 Northern San Joaquin Valley Processing Tomato meeting that Broomrape …

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Broomrape weedGene Miyao
disaster

Legislative Work Continues on Disaster Relief Package

Dan February 4, 2019Funding

With the government temporarily back up and running, lawmakers are continuing their work on a disaster relief package.  A particular focus of the efforts are the 2018 agricultural losses that …

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California wildfiresdisaster relief packageNational Cotton CouncilReece Langley

Veggies for Raised Garden Beds

Dan February 4, 2019This Land of Ours, Vegetables

It is time to be thinking about the Spring garden. Cathy Isom tells us about some of the best veggies to grow in raised garden beds. That’s coming up on …

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Cathy Isomraised garden bedvegetable gardeningvegetables
swai

The California Kitchen: Real Lemon Swai fillet

Dan February 1, 2019California Kitchen

In today’s California Kitchen, learn to cook amazing Real Lemon Swai fillet with The Untamed Chef, Albert J. Hernandez. Here is what you will need: 1 Lb fresh Swai 4 …

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Albert J. HernandezCalifornia lemonsSwaiUntamed Chef
california

California Students Earn NCF Award Scholarship

Dan February 1, 2019Education, Industry News Release

Emily Andreini, Sarah Klopatek to Receive Awards for 2018-19 School Year Two University of California – Davis students seeking their doctorate degrees have received $15,000 W.D. Farr Scholarships for 2018-19 …

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farm city newsday

Farm City Newsday Friday, 02-01-19

Dan February 1, 2019Farm City Newsday, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s Farm City Newsday, hosted by Danielle Leal. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On Dairy Animals – Matt RamseyNovember 4, …

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California agricultureCalifornia Agriculture newsFarm City Newsday
grow

Turmeric, a Popular Herb to Grow

Dan February 1, 2019Nursery crops, This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom lets you know why you should grow Tumeric and how to do it. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. One of today’s most popular herbs for health …

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