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ACP Movement Shows History Repeating Itself

Taylor Hillman October 5, 2016Citrus, Pest Update

Research is looking at what we can learn from the Asian citrus psyllid’s (ACP) history, specifically ACP movement throughout Southern California. Psyllid finds in Central California are mimicking the insect’s …

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World Dairy Expo Kicks off in Madison, WI

Taylor Hillman October 4, 2016Dairy & Livestock, General

The 50th anniversary of the World Dairy Expo kicks off in Madison, Wisconsin, with record participation in the Youth Fitting Contest. Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture Harvester ProductsMarch 1, 2026Let’s Talk Livestock …

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Fruit Growers Fight for Market Share in China

Taylor Hillman October 4, 2016Fruits & Vegetables, Specialty Crops

Demand for fruit in China continues to rapidly grow and U.S. exporters are fighting for market share. A report by the Department of Agriculture shows exports rose threefold to 3.8 …

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sugarcane

Properly Identifying Sugarcane Aphid

Taylor Hillman October 4, 2016Forage Crops, Pest Update

California sorghum producers have a new pest to keep an eye out for. Identifying sugarcane aphid populations can be tricky as the damage looks similar to another familiar pest. Sponsored …

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U.S. Corn and Soybean Stocks Up from 2015

Dan September 30, 2016Corn, Industry News Release

Wheat Growers See Record-High Yields As of September 1, there were 1.74 billion bushels of old crop corn and 197 million bushels of old crop soybeans in storage, according to …

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ecuador

NCGA Applauds WRDA House Passage

Dan September 30, 2016Corn, Industry News Release

The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) applauded House passage of the Water Resources and Development Act by the U.S. House this week. NCGA First Vice President Wesley Spurlock says the Act …

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National Corn Growers AssociationWater Resources and Development Act
rabobank

Judge Allows Syngenta Corn Case to Continue as Class Action Suit

Dan September 29, 2016Corn, Industry News Release

A federal judge in Kansas has allowed a lawsuit filed by farmers against Syngenta to move forward as a class action lawsuit. Farmers from the U.S. sued Syngenta in 2014 …

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Sacramento Valley Rice Harvest Accelerates

Taylor Hillman September 28, 2016Grain, Technology

Having reduced their plantings in recent years due to the drought, California rice farmers are harvesting a bigger crop this season—but they are also feeling the pinch of lower market …

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CaliforniaHarvestingRice

Drought May Accelerate Shot Hole Borer Spread

Taylor Hillman September 27, 2016Pest Update

Shot hole borer spread might be aided by the prolonged drought as the pest was introduced to California during the some of the state’s driest years. Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture Harvester …

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sugarcane

Known Sorghum Pest Spotted in California

Taylor Hillman September 27, 2016Pest Update

Producers have reported a new sorghum pest in their California fields. Experts say the bug is well known outside of the state and can cause some significant damage. Sponsored ContentCIR …

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forageSorghumsugarcane aphid

Edible Packaging Made from Milk

Dan September 23, 2016Dairy & Livestock, Industry Videos-Promoting Agriculture, This Land of Ours

Today Cathy Isom tells us about edible packaging that can cover your food and is also safe to eat. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture …

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Agri View: Butter or Margarine?

Dan September 23, 2016Agri View, Dairy & Livestock

Everett Griner talks about some of the differences between butter and margarine in today’s Agri View. Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture Harvester ProductsMarch 1, 2026Let’s Talk Livestock Risk Protection For Those Beef …

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Preliminary Extension of Deregulation to Two GE Potato Lines

Dan September 22, 2016Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has preliminarily determined that it will extend deregulation to two lines of genetically engineered (GE) potatoes developed …

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Farmers Urging Congress to Swiftly Move on TPP Agreement

Dan September 22, 2016Corn, Industry News Release, Trade

Through groups like the National Corn Growers Association and the American Farm Bureau, thousands of farmers are asking Congress to approve the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement quickly. NCGA says more …

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