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FDA Launches Lettuce Sampling Campaign in Yuma County

Brian German February 19, 2021 Field & Row Crops, Industry

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced it will be refocusing lettuce sampling efforts in Yuma County, Arizona. Romaine lettuce samples will be collected from commercial coolers during the …

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Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Romaine lettuceTesting
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Industry Groups Working Towards Establishing Hemp Checkoff

Brian German February 18, 2021 Field & Row Crops, Industry

The National Industrial Hemp Council (NIHC) and The Hemp Industries Association (HIA) are looking into establishing a hemp checkoff program. A survey conducted by the two groups shows there is …

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checkoff programshemp farmingIndustrial Hemp
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California Avocado Commission Referendum Currently Underway

Jim Rogers February 18, 2021 Fruits & Vegetables, Regulation

Avocado growers are once again being asked to weigh-in with their thoughts about the California Avocado Commission (CAC). The state-mandated referendum vote is held every five years by the California Department of …

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California Avocado Commission (CAC)
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U.S. Cotton Producers Facing Strong Export Competition in 2021

Jim Rogers February 18, 2021 Field & Row Crops

American cotton producers are expected to encounter some significant competition in the global market this year. India’s imports are expected to decline, while Brazil continues to make improvements to their …

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Dr. Jody CampicheNational Cotton Council (NCC)
wildflowers

Wildflowers to Consider Planting in Your Garden for Pollinators

Dan February 17, 2021 Nursery crops, Pollinators, This Land of Ours

What you need to know about planting wildflowers in your garden. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. The standard definition for “wildflower” is a type of flowering plant …

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colusa

Fusarium Falciforme: Emerging Problem for California Tomatoes

Brian German February 16, 2021 Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

A new fusarium issue is creating some significant concern for tomato producers. Dr. Cassandra Swett of UC Davis is referring to the pathogen as fusarium falciforme. Swett is a Cooperative …

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processing tomatoestomato diseases

MSOB: Beneficial Fungi Showing More Benefits Than Pest Control

Taylor Hillman February 16, 2021 Industry, Making Sense of Biologicals

Beneficial fungi may do more than just help producers combat pests. Entomopathogenic fungi (EPF) are often thought of as arthropod control in the biologics world. However, the beneficial fungi may …

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biologicalsMaking Sense of Biologicals

2020 ACP Blowups Manageable for Central Valley

Jim Rogers February 16, 2021 Pest Update, Radio Reports

Asian citrus psyllid detections in the Central Valley spiked in the wrong direction last year but experts believe that is manageable and expected. Since 2016, the amount of ACP detections …

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Asian citrus psyllid (ACP)Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Programm (CPDPP)Judy Zaninovich

Annual Salinas Valley Ag Tech Summit Goes Virtual in March

Jim Rogers February 16, 2021 Radio Reports, Technology

The 8th annual Salinas Valley Ag Tech Summit is coming up next month and has moved to an online format this year. The event is scheduled to take place online on March 18 and …

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Salinas Valley Ag Tech Summit

New Strawberry Varieties Developed Through UC Davis Breeding Program

Jim Rogers February 16, 2021 Fruits & Vegetables, Radio Reports

The University of California, Davis has developed two new strawberry varieties, providing growers with even more options. Director of the UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program, Professor Steve Knapp said the …

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UC Davis Strawberry Breeding ProgramUCD FinnUCD Mojo

Industry Members Discouraged by Blueberry Investigation Verdict

Brian German February 15, 2021 Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) issued a verdict on the recent blueberry investigation. USITC found that imports of fresh, chilled, and frozen blueberries were not sufficiently detrimental to U.S. …

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American Blueberry Growers Alliance (ABGA)blueberry farming
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Applications Being Accepted for Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Awards

Jim Rogers February 15, 2021 Nuts & Grapes, Radio Reports

Applications are being accepted for the 7th annual California Green Medal. California vineyards and wineries are encouraged to apply for the 2021 California Green Medal: Sustainable Winegrowing Leadership Awards. Applications for the …

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California Green Medal

Week in Review: Positive Trends in Winegrape Planting, Conservation Practices Prove Their Value

Brian German February 12, 2021 Industry

The industry has been making progress in addressing market imbalances with a reduction in winegrape planting. A recent study from the Natural Resources Conservation Service shows how effective conservation practices …

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California Agriculture news
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NASDA Seeks More Flexibility for Specialty Crop Block Grants

Brian German February 11, 2021 Agri-Business, Industry

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) is asking for additional flexibility when it comes to Specialty Crop Block Grants. NASDA has sent a letter to U.S. Acting …

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COVID-19National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA)Specialty Crop Block Grant Program
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