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Week in Review: Preparing for Triple-Digit Heat and Remote Auditing Leafy Greens

Brian German May 29, 2020Industry

Triple-digit temperatures have arrived in California, highlighting the importance of agricultural operations having their heat illness prevention protocols implemented. Lawmakers and industry members have voiced concerns related to the Farmers…

California Agriculture news
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FDA Associates 2019 E. Coli Outbreaks With Cattle Operations

Brian German May 28, 2020Field & Row Crops, Industry

…of E. coli. According to the FDA, “these key findings reinforce our concern about the possible impacts of nearby and adjacent land use on the safety of leafy green crops…

E. coli outbreakFood and Drug Administration (FDA)leafy greens
eucalyptus

Technical Assistance Grant Adds Boots On The Ground as Fire Season Begins

Brian German May 28, 2020Agri-Business, USDA

…The addition of three more foresters comes at a critical time with California wildfire season picking up as temperatures rise.  Wildfire smoke continues to be a significant concern for the…

forestryNational Association of Conservation Districts (NACD)wildfires
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Heat Illness Prevention Critical During First Triple-Digit Heatwave

Brian German May 27, 2020Agri-Business, Labor and Immigration

…Blattler explained that the high temperatures are no surprise to the industry, but this year there is an added layer of safety protocols that will need to be navigated. “It’s…

farm safetyheat advisoryheat illness prevention

Protect Your Garden from a Heatwave

Brian German May 27, 2020This Land of Ours

…temperatures can cause plants to bolt before you have the opportunity to harvest them. Help your plants by laying down an extra layer or organic mulch to slow down the…

gardeningHeatwave
weeds

Ways to Help Against the Battle of the Weeds in Your Garden

Brian German May 26, 2020This Land of Ours

…simple, chemical-free way to get rid of weeds naturally, try boiling water. Or, try planting cover crops to reduce weeds. Ways to Help Against the Battle of the Weeds in…

weeds

Another Tool for Growers Fighting Grape Diseases

Brian German May 22, 2020Industry News, News from our Sponsors

…and now as temperatures start warming up it creates an ideal environment for pathogens to thrive. “The two main pathogens right now are going to be powdery mildew and botrytis,”…

crop protefungal diseaseSyngenta

Almond Matters: Another Rain Event Means Another Fungicide Treatment

Brian German May 20, 2020Almond Matters, Industry News

…week is being followed by warmer days for much of California.  The moisture coupled with increasing temperatures will create the ideal environment for germination.  The previous weeks of higher temperatures…

almond mattersfungal disease
glassy-winged sharpshooter

Area-Wide Treatments Holding the Line for Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter

Brian German May 19, 2020Industry, Pest Update

…populations to help keep treatment coordinators up to date with field conditions. Winter temperatures play a critical role in how GWSS populations develop.  With recent winter temperatures being fairly close…

glassy-winged sharpshooterpest management

New SECURE Rule Updates Biotech Regulations

Brian German May 18, 2020Agri-Business, Regulation

…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…

Biotechnologygenetically modified crops

Almond Matters: A Strong Crop for 2020

Brian German May 13, 2020Almond Matters, News from our Sponsors

…Machado. “That did not happen this year. There was adequate sunshine and temperatures that were not serious, significant difficulties in getting that crop set.” The periods of rainfall after bloom…

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chia

Growing Chia in Your Own Home Garden

Brian German May 13, 2020This Land of Ours

…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…

Chiathis land of ours

Growing Matters: Knowing Your Surroundings When Applying Product

Taylor Hillman May 12, 2020Growing Matters, News from our Sponsors

…Agro said foraging bees, wind characteristics, temperatures, and surrounding stakeholders are all critical variables that go into a safe and successful application. Knowing your surroundings is vital to adhering to…

BeSure! Program
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Tips for Growing Warmer Container Vegetables

Dan May 11, 2020This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…greens to a shadier spot when temperatures rise. Plant pepper plants after the last frost, but continue growing them outdoors throughout the year. You can also start them from seed…

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