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climbing vegetables

Climbing Vegetables You Can Grow in a Limited Space

Dan May 2, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…space. All you need is a wall, a trellis, or wire supports, for your crops to travel. Some of the best climbing plants for a bountiful crop include:  Nasturtiums.  These…

Cathy Isomclimbing vegetablesgardening

OFAC Begins Educational Seminar Series in Salinas

Brian German May 1, 2019General

…a grower panel.” Vegetable Crop Production and Weed Science advisor for UCCE Monterey County, Richard Smith will also be discussing weed control practices in organic vegetable production at the Salinas…

fertilizerorganic farming
agriculture

Online Tool Available for New Dairy Margin Coverage Program

Brian German April 30, 2019Agri-Business, USDA

…coverage levels, monthly payments, and more flexible production coverage options are especially helpful for the sizable majority of farms who can cover much of their milk production with the new…

dairy farmingUSDA
california

Deadline Extended for Producers to Certify 2018 Crop Production for MFP Payments

Dan April 29, 2019Field & Row Crops, Fruits & Vegetables, Industry News Release

USDA extended the deadline to May 17 from May 1 for agricultural producers to certify 2018 crop production for payments through the Market Facilitation Program (MFP), which helps producers who…

agriculture tradeMFPUSDA/FSA

Hold The Line Against Huanglongbing: The Time Has Come to Meet ACP Head On

Brian German April 26, 2019Sponsored Content

…pests in California and provides the foundation for season-long ACP control. Using multiple modes of action and a range of application times and methods helps ensure crop quality and allows…

farming

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

Dan April 25, 2019Western View

…get water or to hunt or work their fields. Their main crop was corn but they also grew squash and beans. The Anasazi sun-dried their vegetables to preserve them. some…

AnasaziLen WilcoxMontezuma’s CastleTuzigoot
changing climate

California Almond Acreage Increases in 2018

Dan April 24, 2019Industry News Release, Nuts & Grapes

USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) reports that California’s almond acreage continued to increase in 2018. Bearing acres, or orchards that have matured enough to produce a crop, are reported…

almond board of californiaCalifornia almondsRichard WaycottUSDA-NASS

Additional Funding Available for Two Air Quality Incentive Programs

Brian German April 24, 2019Agri-Business, Funding

…agricultural material.  To be eligible, farmers have to use the material for soil incorporation or land application as an alternative to the burning of the material.  Certain crop types include…

agriculture equipmentAir Qualityfarm equipment
conservation stewardship

Time Running Out to Submit CSP Applications

Brian German April 24, 2019Agri-Business, USDA

…authorize up to $700 million to be used on the program.  CSP provides support funding for landowners participating in multiple conservation practices including cover cropping, irrigation water management, and prescribed…

conservationConservation Stewardship ProgramUSDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
plant

What to Plant in a Hanging Basket Garden

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

…of the crop it will produce. Root vegetables are not favorable for hanging baskets since they require more grow space beneath them.  And tall crops simply won’t work in baskets….

Cathy Isomhanging basket gardenvegetable gardening
atrazine

Senate Environmental Quality Committee to Review SB458 Amendment to The Statewide Ban of Chlorpyrifos

Dan April 23, 2019Environment, Legislative

…industry when it comes to crop protection and there isn’t an exact answer on what they can replace it with. There is a proposed amendment to the bill which the…

chlorpyrifosMaria DurazoSenate Bill 458
hanging basket

Tips for Starting a Hanging Basket Garden

Dan April 23, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…crops, such as peppers and tomatoes, love sunlight. While other crops, such as peas and lettuce, prefer cooler temperatures. Also, consider which time of year you plant specific crops. Choose…

Cathy Isomhanging basket gardenvegetable gardening
growing

Growing Your Own Lettuce

Dan April 19, 2019This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…no matter the variety, is traditionally considered a cool weather crop. It grows best in the spring or fall because lettuce prefers temperatures between 60-70° Fahrenheit. Approximately one month before…

Cathy Isomgardeninglettuce
window box

Why Create a Window Box Garden

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

…boxes are deep enough to give the crops you plant room to grow. If you go with root crops, larger boxes are a must. I’m Cathy Isom… Sponsored Content Let’s…

Cathy Isomgardeningvegetable gardeningwindow box gardening
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