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tradition

Agri View: Black Eyed Peas and Tradition

Dan January 12, 2018Agri View, Fruits & Vegetables

Everett Griner talks about Black Eyed peas and the New Years tradition in today’s Agri View. Black Eyed peas on New Year’s Day is an old tradition. It was back …

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black eyed peastraditional food
planning

Planning Your Spring Garden in January

Dan January 11, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom has a few tips about why January is the best time to start planning for that springtime garden. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. January brings …

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garden planningUSDAvegetable gardening
california avocados

California Avocado Industry Remains Strong Despite Wildfire Damage

Brian German January 10, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

The California avocado industry experienced significant damage during the record-setting Thomas Fire, which has burned approximately 281,893 acres and destroyed at least 1,063 structures in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.  …

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California Avocado Commission (CAC)Thomas fire
environmental

Livestock Outlook Positive for 2018

Dan January 10, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

Last year ended on a good note, with the outlook generally positive for livestock and poultry in 2018. That forecast came from James Robb, director and senior agricultural economist with …

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James Robblivestock outlookpoultry outlook
celebrating

Celebrating the Delicious Apricot

Dan January 9, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom gives us a bit of history and great ways of celebrating a wonderful and delicious orange fruit. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Apricot lovers from …

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apricotsNational Apricot Day
organic milk

Organic Milk Sales Lower

Dan January 8, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

Organic milk sales are dropping, but sales of so-called plant-based milk are rising. The Wall Street Journal reports organic milk sales fell 2.5 percent in 2017, slightly less than traditional …

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dairyorganic milk
nafta dairy

New Zealand Production Drop Causes Dairy Prices to Rise

Brian German January 5, 2018Agri-Business, Dairy & Livestock

Dairy prices in the international market saw the steepest increase since May as New Zealand experiences dry weather conditions, causing a decline in production.  New Zealand serves as the world’s …

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dairy prices
organic label grazing

Arrest Made in $1.5 Million Cattle Theft

Brian German January 5, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry

On January 4 law enforcement announced that a cattle theft suspect has finally been arrested and is now awaiting a hearing in Tulare County. Sheriff Mike Boudreaux reported that 36-year-old …

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cattle theft
americans

“Connect Americans Now” Formed to Improve Rural Broadband Access

Dan January 5, 2018Industry News Release, Technology

A group of community leaders, rural advocates, and industry innovators have come together to form “Connect Americans Now.” Their goal is to work with the Federal Communications Commission and other …

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Connect Americans Nowrural broadband
immigration

Dairy Farming Desperate for Immigration Reform

Dan January 5, 2018Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

Next to the cost of feeding their animals, the cost of labor on dairy farms will always take up a large share of the budget. A Milk Business Dot Com …

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dairy laborimmigration reform
grocery shopping

Eleven States Support Injunction Against California’s Prop 65 Regulation

Dan January 5, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, Industry News Release

Attorneys General in 11 states have filed a brief in support of a preliminary injunction that multiple Ag organizations are seeking against California’s Prop 65. Additionally, the U.S. Chamber of …

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California’s Prop 65Dicamba produce labeling
texas

Agri View: Texas Storm Losses

Dan January 5, 2018Agri View, Cotton, Dairy & Livestock, Weather

Everett Griner talks about Texas storm losses in today’s Agri View.  It takes time to calculate total losses from where natural disasters strike. Like Hurricane Harvey which struck the Texas …

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agriculture disaster lossesHurricane Harvey
Pistachio nuts

Register for the 2018 Statewide Pistachio Day

Brian German January 4, 2018Industry, Nuts & Grapes

Registration is open for the 2018 Statewide Pistachio Day happening at the Visalia Convention Center on Wednesday, January 17.  The event will provide updates on the latest research-based production methods. …

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Pistachios
vertical farming

Report: Vertical Farming Happening Now

Dan January 4, 2018Fruits & Vegetables, Industry News Release

Vertical farming won’t replace conventional farming, but researchers say vertical farming is happening now, and growing. Research by Stanford University shows vertical farming is growing and will likely be needed …

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agriculture economyvertical farmingwater use
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