…fall garden with Russian sage. This tough-as-nails plant is native to central Asia, so it’s capable of performing in hot, dry conditions. Put sedums on the top of your shopping…
FDA Associates 2019 E. Coli Outbreaks With Cattle Operations
A recent report from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has linked the source of three E. coli outbreaks in the fall of 2019 back to leafy greens operations…
Food Supply Chain Protections Strengthened with Memorandum of Understanding
…resource facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or hold foods, as well as to those that grow or harvest food that fall within the FDA’s jurisdiction,” USDA Under Secretary for Food…
Ways to Help Against the Battle of the Weeds in Your Garden
…seeds from germinating and makes those that emerge easier to remove. The best time to tackle lawn weeds and grass weeds is right after irrigating or a rainfall. It’s easiest…
Another Tool for Growers Fighting Grape Diseases
…an excellent material for grape growers looking to address issues of powdery mildew and botrytis. “We’ve looked at different rates, different timings, different adjuvants, different crops, and every single scenario…
How to Grow Oranges in Your Own Orchard
…from the wind that receives full sunlight spring to fall. Some varieties can handle a small amount of shade, as well. Then, in the winter, you’ll move your plants into…
New SECURE Rule Updates Biotech Regulations
…rule has reportedly eliminated outdated processes in the regulatory system to allow for more efficient development of biotech crops. “USDA is implementing the first significant update to our plant biotechnology…
Growing Chia in Your Own Home Garden
…When to plant depends on which type of seeds you have. Sow winter chia in the fall for an early summer harvest. Summer chia don’t like cool spring temperatures. Sow…
Growing Matters: Knowing Your Surroundings When Applying Product
…the label directions and protecting crops, pollinators, and the environment. Listen to Joseph’s full interview. This was a message from the BeSure campaign brought to you by the Growing Matters…
Ag Groups Call for More Certainty for California’s Water Supply
…to consumers who trust that the foods that they want for their families are being planted for the coming fall and winter seasons.” About the Author Brian German Facebook…
Almond Matters: Getting Going with Ant Management
…bring the population down or definitely curtail it significantly,” Burkdoll noted. “It’s actually a spring and then an early fall or late summer application is what I recommend.” Listen to…
Delicious Leafy Greens to Grow in Your Garden
…but are also easy to grow just about anywhere as long as they are planted in the cool weather of spring or fall. Add a little tangy bite to your…
Survey Shows Strains on Rural California
…said, “and have seen those jobs reduced at the same time as prices farmers and ranchers earn for many crops and commodities have fallen.” About three-quarters of the responding farmers…
Spot and Get Rid of Spider Mites in Your Garden
…the infestation late in the game. Yellow spots on leaves are sometimes the first sign of spider mite activity. The best approach for dealing with pesky spider mites is commercial…