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inspector

Meat Inspectors, Price Reporting Staff Still On The Job

Dan January 19, 2019Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

In response to erroneous reports in the news and (mostly) on social media, the National Pork Producers Council is reminding pork producers and consumers that federal meat inspectors are working …

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Jim Heimerlmeat inspectionNPPC

HLB Detections Increased in 2018 as Monitoring Efforts Intensify

Brian German January 18, 2019Industry, Pest Update

Huanglongbing (HLB) may have been found in significantly more citrus trees in 2018, but improved sampling and monitoring offer a reason as to why HLB detections increased so dramatically.  In …

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Asian citrus psyllid (ACP)Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Programm (CPDPP)Huanglongbing (HLB)
farm bill

2018 Farm Bill A Hit for California Agriculture

Dan January 18, 2019Industry

Sometimes California gets overlooked when it comes to agriculture production, even though according to the California Department of Food and Agriculture more than a third of the country’s vegetables and …

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2018 Farm BillCalifornia agricultureCDFA
ag tech

SV Ag Tech Summit Focusing On The Present

Dan January 18, 2019Education, Technology

The Salinas Valley Ag Tech Summit is March 26 and 27 at Hartnell College, which is the organizer of the event along with the Monterey Bay Chapter of the California Association …

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Agriculture TechnologyNick PasculliSalinas Valley Ag Tech Summit
pistachios

Little NOW Damage in Pistachios Never Happens Twice

Dan January 18, 2019Nuts & Grapes

Letting up on your navel orangeworm management program in pistachios based on your last season experience isn’t a good idea. NOW damage and management was, of course, a large part of …

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Bob Kleinnavel orangeworm (NOW)Pistachios

Narrowing Down Potential Vectors for Grapevine Red Blotch

Brian German January 17, 2019Industry, Pest Update

First identified in 2011, grapevine red blotch associated virus continues to be the focus of several research projects as little is known about how the disease is spread in vineyards. …

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grape productionpest and disease pressure
canning

Taking Your Canning Garden to the Next Level

Dan January 17, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

In this, the third of her series on canning, Cathy Isom has a few tips on how to make the most of your space and time so you can take …

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canningCathy Isomvegetable gardeningvegetables
north

The Western View: Going North? You Got Company

Dan January 16, 2019Industry, Western View

Lots of people want to move north these days, but there’s a problem.  North itself is moving.  According to an article in the science journal Nature, Magnetic North is relocating …

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earthLen WilcoxMagnetic North
foods

Plan the Perfect Canning Garden

Dan January 16, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

What to grow, what to grow? Cathy Isom has suggestions for you on how to plan the perfect canning garden. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours.  It’s tempting to …

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canningCathy Isomvegetable gardeningvegetables
alternative

Farmers and Ranchers Digest Information on Alternative Protein Sources

Dan January 15, 2019Cattle, Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

Whether it is called fake meat or clean meat, products containing alternative sources of protein have been appearing in supermarkets and restaurants around the country, and are competing with traditionally …

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AFBFalternative meatEric Mittenthalfake meat
pacific

Crop Year 2017 Demonstrated Growth for California Agriculture

Brian German January 15, 2019Agri-Business, Industry

California farmers and ranchers saw some growth for the crop year 2017, according to the California Agricultural Statistics Review that was recently released.  The total value of sales improved by …

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California agriculture cropscrop report
beef quality

Checkoff-Funded Beef Quality Assurance Program’s Online Certification Option Reaches Major Milestone

Dan January 15, 2019Cattle, Dairy & Livestock, Education, Industry News Release

More than 50,000 Have Been Certified through New, Convenient Process More than 50,000 cattle producers have been certified through the Beef Quality Assurance program’s new online learning system since it …

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BQABQA CertificationNCBA
plant

Plant a Garden Specifically for Canning

Dan January 15, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

We all have abundant produce in our gardens. Cathy Isom lets you know why you should plant a garden specifically for canning. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Canning …

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canningCathy Isomvegetable gardeningvegetables

FDA Encourages Washing Avocados Prior to Consumption

Brian German January 14, 2019Fruits & Vegetables

Although avocado peels are inedible, a new U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) report calls for washing avocados before consumers prepare and eat them. Data collected as part of an …

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food safetyfood safety tips
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