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USDA Invests $105 Million in New World Screwworm Research and Response Effort

Hailey Smith June 19, 2026Education, Funding, Industry News, Regulation, USDA

The fight against New World Screwworm is receiving a major boost as USDA launches an ambitious research initiative aimed at protecting U.S. livestock from one of the most damaging animal …

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Beef Industry Faces Questions as Processing Capacity Shifts and Herd Expansion Looms

Hailey Smith June 18, 2026Cattle, Drought, Industry, Industry News, Weather

Recent announcements from JBS USA regarding the closure of two facilities in Pennsylvania and Tennessee are fueling broader discussions about the future of U.S. beef processing capacity and cattle herd …

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USDA Launches Action Plan to Support Small Meat Processors

Hailey Smith June 17, 2026Industry News, Poultry, USDA

Small and very small meat processors make up the vast majority of federally inspected meat and poultry facilities in the United States, and USDA is introducing a new initiative aimed …

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Senate Agriculture Leaders Signal Progress on Long-Awaited Farm Bill

Hailey Smith June 15, 2026Conservation, Farm Bill, Industry News, Interview

Momentum appears to be building for a new farm bill as congressional agriculture leaders report progress in negotiations aimed at updating federal farm policy. A recent report highlighted renewed optimism from …

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Pollinator Week Webinar to Highlight California Habitat Projects

Hailey Smith June 15, 2026Education, Industry News, Pollinators

California residents, growers, conservation professionals and pollinator advocates will have an opportunity to learn more about pollinator habitat efforts during a special webinar planned as part of Pollinator Week. A …

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Managing Lepidopteran Pests Deep Dive – Part 2

Josh McGill June 10, 2026Growing Edge, Industry News, News from our Sponsors

As California growers prepare for increasing Lepidopteran pest pressure, biological insecticides remain important tools in both conventional and organic production systems. Allison Walston, Senior Product Development Manager for Insecticides with …

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Managing Lepidopteran Pests Deep Dive – Part 1

Josh McGill June 5, 2026Growing Edge, Industry, Industry News, News from our Sponsors

As temperatures rise across California, specialty crop growers are entering a critical period for managing Lepidopteran pests. Allison Walston, Senior Product Development Manager for Insecticides with Valent U.S.A., says early …

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Organic Growers Face Growing Insect Pressure Across Specialty Crops

Josh McGill May 29, 2026Growing Edge, Industry News, News from our Sponsors

Managing insects in organic specialty crop production continues to be one of the biggest challenges facing California growers. Allison Walston, Senior Product Development Manager for Insecticides at Valent U.S.A., says …

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Early Spider Mite Control Critical in Tree Fruit and Nut Crops

Josh McGill May 20, 2026Growing Edge, Industry News, News from our Sponsors

Spider mites remain a consistent challenge for California tree fruit and tree nut growers, often flaring up as temperatures rise and pest management programs shift throughout the season. Todd Burkdoll, …

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Pest Pressure Builds Across California Specialty Crops – Part 2

Josh McGill May 14, 2026Growing Edge, Industry News, News from our Sponsors

Here is part 2 on key pests across multiple specialty crops in California. Todd Burkdoll, Field Market Development Manager with Valent U.S.A., says success this season will come down to …

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Regenerative Roots: Farming for the Next 100 Years

Josh McGill May 12, 2026Industry News, News from our Sponsors, Voices of the Valley

In this episode of Voices of the Valley, we explore the future of regenerative agriculture through the lens of stewardship, conservation and long-term resilience. Hosted by Western Growers’ Jeana Cadby, …

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Managing Hidden Nematode Threats in High-Value Crops

Josh McGill May 12, 2026News from our Sponsors

While many crop pests are easy to spot above ground, some of the most damaging threats remain hidden below the soil surface. Bryce Borges, Market Development Specialist with Corteva, says …

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Pest Pressure Builds Across California Specialty Crops – Part 1

Josh McGill May 8, 2026Growing Edge, Industry News, News from our Sponsors

As California specialty crops move deeper into the growing season, growers are facing pressure from a wide range of pests across multiple commodities. Todd Burkdoll, Field Market Development Manager with …

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Women in Agriculture Highlight Leadership, Challenges, and the Future of Farming

Josh McGill April 23, 2026Industry News, News from our Sponsors, Voices of the Valley

As part of the ongoing Voices of the Valley series, Western Growers recently brought together industry leaders to highlight the growing impact of women in agriculture. The discussion featured Briana …

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