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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Environment”

sustainability

Sustainability Still Ranking High on Consumer Want List

Dan December 28, 2018Environment

Consumers are continuing to show strong engagement with sustainability messages. Cone Marketing has been tracking consumer trends for decades, and Vice President of Marketing Whitney Dailey said sustainability messages continue to …

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Cone Marketingsustainability messageWhitney Dailey
genome

Genome Published of the Small Hive Beetle, a Major Honey Bee Parasite

Dan December 19, 2018Environment, Industry News Release, Pollinators, Research

Beekeepers and researchers will welcome the unveiling of the small hive beetle’s genome by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists and their colleagues. The small hive beetle (SHB) is a major …

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genomehoney bee parasitesmall hive beetleUSDA/ARS
engineering

The Western View: What We Don’t Know About Geo-Engineering

Dan December 18, 2018Environment

I don’t think anyone doubts that the climate is always changing; change is the only constant not just in weather, but in life.  The cause of climate change may be disputed …

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environmentgeo-engineeringLen Wilcox
indoor heat

Indoor Heat Threshold Change and Note Keeping

Dan December 10, 2018Environment, Industry, Regulation

The new indoor heat standard coming for California recently changed a key requirement. “Originally the standard had spoken to 80 degrees but has since been changed to 82,” AgSafe Assistant …

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Anna Genasciindoor heat standard
cdfa

CDFA Updates Website to Assist Farmers and Ranchers Impacted by Wildfires

Dan December 7, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Economy, Environment

The most recent devastating wildfires are over, but those affected by fire damage still have a tough road ahead. The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) is providing a …

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California wildfiresCDFAKaren Ross
Christmas tree

Holiday Fresh Decor Could House Invasive Pests

Dan November 30, 2018Environment, Pest Update

Whether you’ve picked up your fresh tree, wreaths or garland yet or if you plan to do so soon, officials say it’s best to keep an eye out for invasive …

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invasive pestsJohn CroweSpotted Lantern Fly
evergreen

Evergreen Vine to Avoid Planting

Dan November 29, 2018Environment, This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom continues her series on invasive plants by letting you know about the fast growing evergreen vine that you’ll want to avoid planting at all costs. That’s coming up …

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Cathy IsomEnglish Ivyinvasive plants
soil

Agri View: BFTP-We Have the Right Soil, and Climate to Grow Anything

Dan November 27, 2018Agri View, Environment, Soil

Everett Griner talks about the United States having the right soil, and climate, to grow anything in today’s Agri View. Everett ponders the question…why we don’t grow certain crops here? …

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climateEverett Grinersoil
usda

Impending Indoor Heat Standard Looks Familiar

Dan November 20, 2018Environment, Regulation

The developing indoor heat regulation should look relatively familiar to the industry. Cal/OSHA is putting together the language for new indoor heat prevention standards, and a draft is due by …

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Anna GenasciCal/OSHAindoor heat regulation
pesticide

Increase in Pesticide Use Shouldn’t Be Surprising

Dan November 19, 2018Environment, Field & Row Crops, Pest Update

UC Cooperative Extension Pomology Advisor David Doll started a recent presentation with slides showing increasing pesticide data. With increasing organic acreage and a more significant push for integrated pest management strategies, …

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David Dollpesticide usepesticides
soil

Farming Assistance Resources Available from NRCS

Dan November 15, 2018Environment, Soil, USDA, Water

The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) offers multiple different programs to farmers that can help enhance their operations, making them more sustainable and ultimately more successful. The organization has a …

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Conservation Planningsoil healthUSDA/NRCSWater Quality
bindweed

Instances of Bindweed Popping Up in Central Valley Farms

Dan November 7, 2018Environment, Field & Row Crops

Waterhemp is continuing to cause some concern in and around Merced County, but there is another problematic weed species that growers should be aware of and remain on the lookout …

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BindweedCalifornia agricultureLynn SosnoskieWaterhemp
bayer

Bayer Remains Focused on Defending Glyphosate

Dan November 7, 2018Environment

Bayer has indicated that the company remains intent on defending Monsanto weed-killers that contain glyphosate from any further lawsuits. AgNet West previously reported on the California groundskeeper named Dewayne Johnson, …

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Bayer MonsantoglyphosateRoundUp
dpr

California Groundskeeper takes $78 Million Award, Bayer Continues with Appeal

Dan November 6, 2018Environment

We’ve been following a court case between 42-year-old Dwayne Johnson, a groundskeeper in California and Bayer Monsanto. Johnson recently won a case alleging the company’s weedkiller Round-Up caused his cancer. …

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Bayer MonsantoGlyphosate lawsuit
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