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Golden State Dairy Management Webinars Coming Up March 25

Brian German March 17, 2021Dairy & Livestock, Radio Reports

The 2021 Golden State Dairy Management Webinars are coming up next week. Beginning at 1:00 p.m., the conference will take place online on Thursday, March 25. The Zoom webinar will feature UC …

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Golden State Dairy Management ConferenceUC Cooperative Extension (UCCE)

California Avocado Marketing Ramping Up with COVID Impacts Remaining

Brian German March 15, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Radio Reports

Pandemic trends are still affecting consumers as peak California avocado marketing ramps up. California Avocado Commission Jan DeLyser said despite improvements, they are still seeing consumers cooking at home more …

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California Avocado Commission (CAC)Jan DeLyser

Week in Review: Port Issues Being Addressed and H-2A Reform Legislation Introduced

Brian German March 12, 2021Industry

Federal Maritime Commissioner officials are moving forward with an investigation into port issues in California. The Farm Workforce Modernization Act has been reintroduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. Lawmakers …

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California Agriculture news

2019 Crop Report Shows More Than $50 Billion in Cash Receipts

Brian German March 12, 2021Agri-Business, Industry

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) recently released the 2019 crop report. Figures show that farmers and ranchers received more than $50 billion in cash receipts for the …

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California agricultureCalifornia Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)crop report
North American citrus

Citrus Harvest Looking ‘Pretty Good’ Overall

Brian German March 12, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Radio Reports

Citrus harvest has been moving along nicely for a favorable market. California Citrus Mutual President Casey Cramer earlier this month said the harvest was going pretty well so far this …

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California Citrus Mutual (CCM)Casey Creamer
tips

Tips for Starting Vegetable and Flower Seeds Indoors

Dan March 12, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Seeds, This Land of Ours, Vegetables

Some tips for starting seeds indoors.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. No matter where you live, there is one outdoor gardening task you can do any time …

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MSOB: Mating Disruption in Conventional Diamondback Moth Trial

Taylor Hillman March 11, 2021Industry, Making Sense of Biologicals

Pheromone use for mating disruption is becoming more popular in conventional systems. A recent trial looking at controlling diamondback moth showed the practice could reduce application costs, environmental stress, and …

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biologicalsMaking Sense of Biologicals

Yolo Gold Prune Cultivar Continues Showing Promise

Brian German March 11, 2021Industry, Radio Reports

A relatively new prune cultivar is showing quite a bit of promise for California growers. Manager of the Prune Breeding Program at UC Davis, Sarah Castro said the Yolo Gold …

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prune cultivarSarah CastroUC Davis

Researchers Looking at Methods for Managing Tadpole Shrimp in Rice

Brian German March 10, 2021Industry, Pest Update

Researchers are evaluating alternative methods for addressing tadpole shrimp in rice fields. Shrimp can be particularly problematic during the seedling stage when they feed on germinating seeds. The pest creates …

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pest managementrice industryrice production
Regional Quarantine Amendment

Data Shows that Citrus Tarping Having Positive Impact on ACP Movement

Brian German March 10, 2021Pest Update, Radio Reports

Data shows that regulated tarping practices for citrus are having a positive impact on mitigating the movement of Asian citrus psyllid (ACP). Researchers at the Data Analysis and Tactical Operations …

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Asian citrus psyllid (ACP)
california

Researchers Compiling Information on Spotted Lanternfly

Brian German March 8, 2021Pest Update, Radio Reports

Researchers have worked to compile a comprehensive resource on spotted lanternfly. The spotted lanternfly first arrived in the U.S. back in 2014 and has created a host of problems for …

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Melody Keenaspotted lanternflyU.S. Forest Service
planting

When Will It Be Safe to Start Planting Plants and Seed Outside

Dan March 8, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Nursery crops, Seeds, This Land of Ours

When it’s safe to start planting outside. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. When the minutes of daylight starts to increase in winter, so does the yearning to …

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Week in Review: Snow and Water Levels Nowhere Near Average, Ag Burning to End

Brian German March 5, 2021Industry

The latest snow survey highlighted the disparity in California snow levels between regions. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) voted to approve the plan to end agricultural burning in the …

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California Agriculture news
edible plants

Edible Plants You Can Grow in Bog or Marshy Soil

Dan March 5, 2021Fruits & Vegetables, Nursery crops, Specialty Crops, This Land of Ours, Vegetables

Edible plants you can grow in a bog or marshy soil. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. When you have a sunken, wet area on your property. Plant edible …

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