…on This Land of Ours. How to Harvest and Use Lavender Harvest your Lavender when approximately one-half to one-third of the flower buds are open if you are using lavender…
Good Market for ‘Off’ California Avocados in 2019
…market conditions will be strong and good and we’ll have a good shipping season.” Harvest will soon begin for the California fruit and its good timing for markets. There was a…
Growing Lavender for a Bountiful Harvest
Cathy Isom gives you a few of the tricks to growing Lavender for a bountiful harvest. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Growing Lavender for a Bountiful Harvest…
Citrus Season Recap with CCM’s Casey Creamer
…CCM’s newest president Casey Creamer gave some insight into the industry’s season as it wraps up harvest. Listen to the full report below. Citrus Season Recap with CCM’s Casey Creamer…
Plant, Grow, and Harvest Lavender
Cathy Isom has a few interesting tips about why you should plant, grow & harvest Lavender. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Plant, Grow, and Harvest Lavender Aside…
Growing Your Own Tomatillos
…sun, at least 8 hour per day. It’s time to harvest these green tomato-cousins once they’ve almost burst from their husks and the husks dry out, usually 60-80 days…
Formal Lab-Grown Fake Meat Agreement is “What Consumers Deserve”
…harvest, process, package, or label cell-cultured products derived from livestock or poultry. All product labels will also be subject to USDA’s pre-approval and verification process. We look forward to working…
USDA and FDA Announce a Formal Agreement to Regulate Cell-Cultured Food Products from Cell Lines of Livestock and Poultry
…cell collection, cell banks, and cell growth and differentiation. A transition from FDA to FSIS oversight will occur during the cell harvest stage. FSIS will oversee the production and labeling…
Tips for Growing the Brussel Sprout
…pole beans or kohlrabi. It’s best to harvest in the late fall or early winter. Buds will be large enough to eat – around 1-2 inches in size – depending…
Growing Your Own Hazelnuts
…Growing your own hazelnuts is a cinch. On top of that, they produce quickly, so you don’t have to wait a decade for your first harvest. In general, hazelnuts grow…
Controlling Tough Weeds Through Residual and Burndown Systems
…transferring to trees, and a smoother, cleaner harvest, especially for growers “shaking and raking” tree nuts. A Suite of Solutions Nufarm offers a powerful weed control program for tree nut,…
Keeping Up with Competition in the World Prune Market
…that may allow growers to maximize their income per acre. Managing overall cropload by pruning and thinning trees can be helpful. Avoiding an early harvest time and waiting for the…
Harvest and Store Your Homegrown Potato Crop
…That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Harvest and Store Your Homegrown Potato Crop When you’re ready to harvest your homegrown potato crop, the first step is cutting the…
Gardeners Preserving with a Pressure Canner
…That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Gardeners Preserving with a Pressure Canner If you’re as diligent about preserving your harvest as you are about growing it, you know…