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trade

Chinese Trade Deal Would Immediately Impact Agriculture

Brian German May 6, 2019Agri-Business, Trade

…China on purchase numbers will be very, very good and we think it will be multiples of what they’ve done in the past. It will be very good for American…

agriculture tradeChinaChina agriculture tariffs
short season

Possible Stone Fruit Thinning In Short Season

Dan May 6, 2019Fruits & Vegetables

…year. “A cooler spring means more time for the cells in the fruit to divide, so there are more cells present,” he said. “In a warm spring you don’t have…

Franz Niederholzerstone fruitUC Cooperative Extension
culinary herb

Perfect Plants for a Patio Herb Garden

Dan May 6, 2019This Land of Ours

…and Dill. And don’t forget the Cayenne Peppers. For your healing herbs, try planting Yarrow, Calendula, Mint, Chamomile, and Lemon Balm.  Edible fillers and fragrant flowers should also be considered….

Cathy Isomgardeningherb gardenherbs
farming

Farming Has a Long History in the Western U. S.

Dan April 25, 2019Western View

…Montezuma’s Castle, and Tuzigoot nearby, are both just off the freeway between Phoenix and Flagstaff. It’s not remote, but it is fascinating nonetheless. Montezuma’s Castle National Monument We don’t know…

AnasaziLen WilcoxMontezuma’s CastleTuzigoot
slow

Slow and Steady Progress in Gene Editing for HLB Resistance

Dan April 25, 2019Citrus, Research

…so you don’t have mixtures of edited and non-edited, which would be called a chimera, which is something you don’t want.  You don’t want part of your tree to be resistant…

CRISPR technologyHuanglongbing (HLB)Karl Haro von Mogel
plant

What to Plant in a Hanging Basket Garden

Dan April 24, 2019Nursery crops, Specialty Crops, This Land of Ours

…Radishes, and Baby carrots. What you should avoid when planning out your hanging basket garden is any heavy crop. Don’t look at the size of the plant but the size…

Cathy Isomhanging basket gardenvegetable gardening
growing

Growing Radicchio Adds Color to Your Garden

Dan April 22, 2019This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…deliciously bitter note to your dishes. You can eat the entire head, but some people prefer the center of the plant over the outer leaves. Many people don’t know that…

Cathy IsomgardeningRadicchiovegetable garden
growing

Growing Your Own Lettuce

Dan April 19, 2019This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…planting. Once you’ve harvested your lettuce crop, store it without washing in a plastic bag in your refrigerator. Don’t seal the plastic bag around the lettuce. Leave room for it…

Cathy Isomgardeninglettuce
window box

Why Create a Window Box Garden

Dan April 18, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…is strawberries.  Don’t forget herbs.  Parsley, sage, oregano, thyme, chives, and mint – just to name a few – will do well in window boxes. You must make sure your…

Cathy Isomgardeningvegetable gardeningwindow box gardening

Almond Matters: Springtime Monitoring Important for Orchard Success

Brian German April 17, 2019Almond Matters, News from our Sponsors

…terms of weed control, making sure that your weed control programs are done, that you’re on top of your disease programs, that you’re on top of your other pest monitoring…

almond matterspest monitoring
incredibly herb

Lemongrass, an Incredibly Easy-to-Grow Herb

Dan April 15, 2019This Land of Ours

…for your home herb garden. Once you have a Lemongrass plant, you can continue to harvest it for years to come. The process is easy—even for beginners—and you don’t need…

Cathy Isomherb gardeninglemongrass
basque

The Basque Sheepherders in the West

Dan April 10, 2019Dairy & Livestock, Western View

…off in the distance, out on the prairie, in those Wyoming hills west of Cheyenne.  They were found on open range around the west, on land where cows don’t do…

Basque sheepherderLen Wilcoxsheep
uses

Many Uses of Dill and Why Grow Your Own

Dan April 10, 2019This Land of Ours

…the soil is about 60-70°F. If you don’t want dill coming back, either snip it before the seeds form or plant it in a container. Once outside, beware of aphids,…

Cathy Isomdillgardening
dairy pride

Industry Members Urge Congress to Support Dairy Pride Act

Dan April 4, 2019Dairy & Livestock

…consumers don’t understand that not all milks are created equal, that a lot of things that are made from plants that are purporting to be like milk are not like…

Chris Galendairymilk labelingnmpf
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