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Orchid

APHIS Proposes Orchids Can Be Safely Imported

Dan October 26, 2016Industry News Release, Specialty Crops

…then make its decision regarding any change to the Agency’s import regulations for orchids of the genus Dendrobuim spp. in growing media from Taiwan into the United States. You may…

importorchidsTaiwan
stakeholder

Extension Educators Receive National Honors

Dan October 25, 2016Industry News Release

…science with powerful educational strategies to change lives and the communities where people live, work and play,” said Michelle Rodgers,Director, University of Delaware Extension, and Chair, Extension Committee on Organization…

2016 Excellence in Extension Award
sugarbeets sugar

Sugar and Sweeteners Outlook

Dan October 24, 2016Commodity Report, Sugar

…decline from the September report. The majority of this change is due to the relatively slow pace of the sugarbeet harvest, which will reallocate beet sugar production from the 2015/16…

sugarbeet production sugar

Re-engaging the Industry at Citrus Conference

Taylor Hillman October 24, 2016Citrus

…endeavor.” The opening talk concluded with a rather motivational message. “There’s a degree of complacency that sets in with an ongoing program. People change, and as much as you have…

California Citrus MutualCitrus ConferenceCitrus Research Board
stakeholder

Funding for Organic Agriculture Research, Education-Extension Projects

Dan October 21, 2016Industry News Release, Organic

…new sources of energy, mitigate climate variability and ensure food safety. To learn more about NIFA’s impact on agricultural science, visit www.nifa.usda.gov/impacts, sign up for email updates, or follow us…

NIFAOrganic Agriculture Research and Extension InitiativeU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
citrus greening

Smelling Huanglongbing for Early-Detection

Taylor Hillman October 21, 2016Citrus, Technology

…of them more than others,” Davis said. “We look at those odors from trees and they can be very meaningful. The odors change when the plants get infected, and so…

citrushuanglongbingVOC
snap

Help for Low-Income Families to Purchase Fruits and Veggies

Dan October 20, 2016Industry News Release, Vegetables

…in user-inspired, groundbreaking discoveries that are combating childhood obesity, improving and sustaining rural economic growth, addressing water availability issues, increasing food production, finding new sources of energy, mitigating climate variability…

SNAP ProgramU.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Succession Plans can Assure Farms Stay in the Family

Taylor Hillman October 20, 2016General

…rather than children, although the children may earn income generated by the trust’s assets. With this type of trust, Guth said, the children may change the terms of the distribution….

familyfarms
Food safety

USDA/NIFA Awards $4.7 M for Food Safety Outreach, Education

Dan October 19, 2016Education, Industry News Release

…availability issues, increasing food production, finding new sources of energy, mitigating climate variability, and ensuring food safety. To learn more about NIFA’s impact on agricultural science, visit www.nifa.usda.gov/impacts, sign up…

Food Safety Outreach ProgramUSDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
planning

Gardens Good for Climate

Dan October 19, 2016Environment, This Land of Ours

…Ours. Gardens Good for Climate Having a back yard can be good for climate change. Researchers from U-C Santa Barbara discovered that for every kilogram of vegetables you grow yourself,…

climateenvironmentgardening
Dannon

Dannon Responds to Ag Attack

Dan October 19, 2016Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release

…how the company works with dairy farmers to change its business and farming practices (WHITE PLAINS, NY) April 27, 2016 – The nation’s leading yogurt maker, Dannon, today announced a…

American Farm BureauDannon

Projects to Protect-Restore San Francisco Bay

Dan October 18, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

…these projects will go beyond the bay, helping surrounding communities build resilience to the impacts of climate change, including sea level rise.” San Francisco Bay is a designated “estuary of…

Environmental Protection AgencySan Francisco Bay
acp eradication

Possible Shift of Psyllid Control Efforts in CA

Taylor Hillman October 17, 2016Pest Update

…of infestation where that changes. “What we are starting to see in around 2012 and 2013 when more groves were infested, it’s proximity to other groves was a major factor,”…

asian citrus psylliddaughertyurban control

CME Considering Cash Settlement for Cattle Markets

Dan October 17, 2016Cattle, Industry News Release

…If implemented, the change would be a major attempt to restore confidence in the market by adjusting the way it operates. CME’s Dave Lehman says discussions about the new settlement…

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