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Agri View: Honeybee Problem Identified?

Dan August 4, 2016Agri View, Environment, Pest Update

Everett Griner talks about research possibly finding the problem for the honeybee issue in today’s Agri View. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for Success from One Life Phase to AnotherJuly 7, …

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A GMO “Buycott”

Dan August 3, 2016Industry News Release, Technology

GMO labeling advocates are ramping up pressure on companies who already have labeled their products because of the Vermont labeling law to make sure they keep that information available for …

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July Dairy Market Report

Dan August 2, 2016Commodity Report, Dairy & Livestock

The July issue of the NMPF-DMI Dairy Market Report is now available online. Dairy futures markets suggest milk prices have likely bottomed out for the year, following a drop of …

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GMO Bill Puts Labeling Efforts in Holding Pattern

Dan August 2, 2016General, Industry News Release, Technology

The GMO labeling bill passed by Congress and signed into law last week puts labeling efforts into a holding pattern while the U.S. Department of Agriculture works on the rulemaking …

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Crotalaria, cover crop keeps soil moisture, improves damage farmland, treats sour and acid soil

Survey Shows Cover Crops Boost Yields

Dan August 1, 2016Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

A recent survey of over 2,000 farmers showed increasing support for cover crops and found higher yields for the fourth year in a row for corn and soybean fields after …

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Ancient Grains Show Growing Possibilities

Taylor Hillman July 29, 2016Field & Row Crops, Grain, Organic, Seeds

Not many growers specialize in ancient grains. Some land nestled against foothills in San Luis Obispo County is dedicated to age-old crops, some that are only grown in a few …

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Scope of New Olive Disease

Taylor Hillman July 28, 2016Pest Update, Specialty Crops, Tree, nut & vine crops

Researchers have identified a new olive disease in trees but aren’t sure how wide spread the problem is. Symptoms can be masked by other issues growers are familiar with. Sponsored …

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New Oil Olive Disease in California?

Taylor Hillman July 26, 2016General, Pest Update, Specialty Crops, Tree, nut & vine crops

Growers and advisors are seeing a possible new oil olive disease. Research has identified a pathogen that could be causing defoliation, leaf lesions and elongated twig lesions. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: …

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NMPF Introduces FARM Environmental Stewardship Component

Dan July 26, 2016Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

NMPF Introduces FARM Environmental Stewardship Component to Help Measure Progress Made by Dairy Farms in Sustainability Practices The Farmers Assuring Responsible Management (FARM) Program, administered by the National Milk Producers …

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Brexit May Help UK Biotech Approval Process

Dan July 26, 2016General, Industry News Release, Technology

The CEO for Syngenta pointed to Brexit as a boost for the United Kingdom’s crop regulations, saying he sees the referendum vote to leave the European Union as an “opportunity …

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Greenhouse Opens, Aids ACP Fight

Taylor Hillman July 26, 2016Citrus, Industry News Release, Pest Update, Technology

Cal Poly Pomona College of Agriculture announces the opening of a new 5,040-square-foot research and insect production greenhouse to help control the Asian citrus psyllid. Sponsored ContentPurina Podcast: Managing for …

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Electronic Bug Trap Reduces Labor

Taylor Hillman July 25, 2016General, Pest Update, Technology

A new electronic bug trap reduces labor and can save a grower in application costs. The trap aims to replace the old sticky traps that are currently used to monitor …

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USDA Says Organic Eggs Have Largest Price Premiums

Dan July 25, 2016Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release, Organic

A new study by the Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service finds organic eggs have the largest price premiums over their non-organic counterparts. The study estimated price premiums in grocery …

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Purdue University Discovers Process Increasing Milk Shelf Life

Dan July 25, 2016Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

A rapid heating and cooling of milk significantly reduces the amount of harmful bacteria present, extending the shelf life of one of the most common refrigerator staples in the world …

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