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Farm Labor Shortage Vexes Farmers

Dan July 20, 2016Industry News Release, Industry Videos-Promoting Agriculture, Labor and Immigration

A new video produced by the American Farm Bureau Federation shines a spotlight on the frustrations of the nation’s farmers in finding workers to harvest their crops. While the video …

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Drought Resistant Plants

Dan July 20, 2016Drought, This Land of Ours, Water

Cathy Isom tells us about some plants that can make your garden thrive with very little water. That story’s ahead on This Land of Ours. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk …

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Help for Central Valley Rice Producers

Dan July 19, 2016Environment, News from our Sponsors, Water

NRCS and Ducks Unlimited Looking to Help Central Valley Rice Producers Improve Irrigation Efficiency USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is currently accepting applications from California landowners in 10 Central Valley …

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Surface Irrigation Technology Saves Water, Money

Taylor Hillman July 19, 2016Field & Row Crops, Technology, Water

Technology is helping surface irrigation become more efficient but it also helps in other areas like reducing labor costs. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On Dairy …

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Avocado Growers Face Obstacles but Harvest More Fruit

Taylor Hillman July 18, 2016Tree, nut & vine crops, Water

Harvesting the California avocado crop and moving the fruit to market has become increasingly difficult, growers say, citing challenges of soaring water, land and labor costs. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock …

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Extreme Weather Drives Change

Taylor Hillman July 18, 2016Drought, Water, Weather

The cons definitely outweigh the pros, but some good things come from extreme weather patterns like this drought and a lot of money has been devoted to it. Sponsored ContentLet’s …

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Agri View: Labor Shortages

Dan July 15, 2016Agri View, Labor and Immigration

Everett Griner talks about farmers facing labor shortages in today’s Agri View. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On Dairy Animals – Matt RamseyNovember 4, 2025CIR Agriculture …

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Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Deal Goes to A Vote

Taylor Hillman July 14, 2016Cattle, General, Trade

A free trade agreement between Canada and Ukraine was signed on Monday and will go to a vote in the parliaments of both countries for approval. AgCanada says the deal is expected …

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Groundwater Monitoring Improves

Dan July 12, 2016Drought, Industry News Release, Water

DWR/Local Groundwater Monitoring Partnership Expands and Improves The latest update on California’s efforts to track groundwater shows that 94 percent of the state’s 127 high- and medium-priority groundwater basins are …

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Mid-Year Field Crop and Acreage Production

Dan July 12, 2016Commodity Report, Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

Barley:  California’s barley harvested acreage is forecast at 30 thousand, is up 20 percent increase from last year. Nationally, Harvested acres at 2.58 million acres, is down 17 percent from …

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Citrus Forecast has Slight Changes

Dan July 12, 2016Citrus, Commodity Report, Crop Forecast

The final citrus crop forecast of the 2015-16 season, issued by Mark Hudson, USDA Agricultural Statistics Board, is up 2.5 million boxes for California, now at 54.5 million boxes. The total comprises 44 million …

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Forecasting Temperatures Easier Than Rain

Taylor Hillman July 12, 2016Environment, Water, Weather

Predicting precipitation in California can be a hard task. Forecasting temperatures for the state is much easier and climatologists say there is a clear warming trend. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock …

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Strong May Results for U.S. Beef, Pork Exports

Taylor Hillman July 11, 2016Cattle, Consumer News, Trade

Red meat exports from the United States gained momentum in May with shipments of both beef and pork increasing significantly. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef On …

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MAIZALL, USTR Urge Cooperation on Biotech Trade

Taylor Hillman July 11, 2016General, Industry News Release, Trade

U.S. farmer-leaders of MAIZALL, the international maize alliance, urged global cooperation on biotech trade at last week’s Global Agribusiness Forum in Brazil. Sponsored ContentLet’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those …

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