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Prop 12

Animal Welfare Doesn’t Improve with Larger Facilities

Brian German November 5, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry

Recently published research indicates that animal welfare is not dependent on the size of the facility.  The data was collected by the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW), a non-profit …

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Animal Careanimal welfare
tariffs

California Alfalfa Exports Take Hit from China Tariffs

Dan November 5, 2018Field & Row Crops, Specialty Crops, Trade

There are some export concerns from alfalfa growers as the Chinese tariffs continue to remain high. Prior to the increased tariffs being put in place, China’s demand for alfalfa hay …

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alfalfa exportsalfalfa hayDan Putnam
bee

Bee Location Sensitive Information to Keepers

Dan November 5, 2018Pollinators, Regulation

The new ‘Bee Where’ program digitizes bee hive locations and chemical applications that use to be tracked on wall-sized maps. It also requires beekeepers to register all of their hives …

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Bee Where programbeehivesbees
asta

ASTA Applauds International Statement in Support of Plant Breeding Innovation

Dan November 2, 2018Biotechnology, Industry News Release, Technology

The American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) applauds the proactive, coordinated action by 13 countries, including the U.S., in signing onto the International Statement on Agricultural Applications of Precision Biotechnology. The statement reiterates …

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ASTABiotechnologyWTO
wto

WTO Members Support Policy Approaches to Enable Innovation in Agriculture

Dan November 2, 2018Biotechnology, Genetically Modified, Industry News Release, Technology

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that the United States has joined with 12 other nations to support policies that enable agricultural innovation, including genome editing. The International Statement …

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Ag Secretary Perduegenome editingWTO
goat

New Goat Milk Facility Breaks Ground at UC Davis

Dan November 2, 2018Dairy & Livestock

The College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences recently broke ground on a brand-new, state of the art dairy goat parlor and creamery, near the existing Dairy Goat Teaching and Research …

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Goat Dairy and Creamerygoat milkgoatsUC Davis College of Agriculture
ventura

2018 Ventura County Farm Day

Dan November 2, 2018Agri-Business, Dairy & Livestock, Education, Field & Row Crops, Fruits & Vegetables, Nuts & Grapes

Farms and ranches in Ventura County are welcoming community members to take the day exploring their farming operations. The self-guided tours provide the community a chance to learn about livestock …

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agriculture educationVentura County Farm Day
animal disease

What Will Drive Animal Disease Traceability Advancements?

Dan November 1, 2018Dairy & Livestock

Animal disease traceability was a topic of discussion this week for Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue. He would like consumer demand to drive innovation and notes that blockchain technology is a promising …

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Ag Secretary Perdueanimal disease traceabilityblockchain technology
pistachios

NOW Infestations Still an Issue for Growers South of Madera

Brian German November 1, 2018Industry, Pest Update

Navel Orangeworm (NOW) levels have improved, but NOW infestations continue to be a significant issue for growers that are south of Madera County.  Efforts to combat the pest were increased …

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Navel orangewormpest management

California Table Grape Growers Have Too Much of a Good Thing

Brian German November 1, 2018Industry, Nuts & Grapes

Quality is said to be excellent this year, but California table grape growers have some concern about where their fruit is going to go.  The current tariffs in place for …

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California grapesgrape production
fixed

Fixed 5G Wireless Not Likely to Bridge Urban-Rural Divide

Dan November 1, 2018Industry News Release, Technology

Fixed 5G wireless is an unlikely candidate to solve rural America’s broadband challenges, according to a new report by CoBank. Rural telecommunication providers have identified 5G fixed wireless as a …

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broadbandtechnologywireless
Spraying

Spray Rigs Could Be Part of Pest Issues

Dan October 31, 2018Nuts & Grapes

Navel orangeworm (NOW) is a major topic at nut shows around the state this fall after the damage that was seen last season. Blue Diamond Growers Member Relations Director Mel …

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Mel MachadoNavel orangeworm
canada

Canada Announces New Dairy Working Groups

Dan October 31, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release, Trade

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada this week announced new dairy working groups to address industry concerns. Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay announced the new working groups comprised of dairy farmers and processors. …

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agriculture tradedairyUSMCA
usda

Agri View: BFTP-Selling Directly to the Consumer

Dan October 31, 2018Agri View, Fruits & Vegetables

In this Blast from the Past episode of Agri View with Everett Griner, Everett talks about more farmers are learning about selling their products directly to the consumers in today’s …

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direct sellingEverett Grinerfarm economy
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