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Below you'll see everything we could locate for your search of “rising temperatures on crops”

springtime

Springtime Vegetables to Start Indoors Now

Dan February 7, 2019This Land of Ours, Vegetables

…be careful of cold snaps. Protect the crops by covering when necessary. Start watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew by planting seeds indoors, duet the long growing season required by melons. Pumpkins…

Cathy Isomvegetable gardeningvegetables
government shutdown

Lawmakers Get Updated on Organic Industry Needs

Dan February 5, 2019Legislative, Organic

…how important the Farm Bill’s implementation will be for organic farmers. The advocacy trip includes a diverse group of farmers from 11 states, who produce specialty crops, livestock, eggs, grains…

Congressorganic farmingOrganic Trade Association’s Farmers Advisory Council
san joaquin

Farm Bureau Sues to Block Flows Plan for Lower San Joaquin River

Dan February 4, 2019Industry

…irrigate crops in regions served by the rivers. In its lawsuit, filed in Sacramento County Superior Court, Farm Bureau said the flows plan would have “far-reaching environmental impacts to the…

California waterCFBFlower San Joaquin River
grow

Turmeric, a Popular Herb to Grow

Dan February 1, 2019Nursery crops, This Land of Ours

…rain, and high temperatures. Fortunately, turmeric does well in pots, and even the coldest climate won’t harm yours if you can settle it somewhere indoors that’s consistently warm, sunny, and…

Cathy Isomherbsturmeric powderturmeric root
almond board of california

Almond Matters: Extending Bloom Can Provide Better Opportunity

Brian German January 31, 2019Almond Matters, News from our Sponsors

…received a much greater amount of rain compared to last winter and temperatures have also created some conditions for a potentially strong bloom this year.  “Bloom is different every year…

Almond Bloomalmond matters
secretary

Participation Encouraged for the 2019 Labor Survey

Brian German January 29, 2019Industry, Labor and Immigration

…for meaningful immigration and labor reform for a number of years.  Farmers and ranchers have been making changes to production practices such as converting to less labor-intensive crops and investing…

farm laborlabor issueslabor survey
China

WTO Sides with the U.S. on Chinese Agriculture Subsidies

Brian German January 29, 2019Agri-Business

…crops when prices fall to a government-announced minimum, inflating the price of certain Chinese commodities and distorting market conditions to appear as though Chinese farmers should increase production.  In an…

ChinaChina trade policy
uesugi

Well-Known Uesugi Farms Closing Doors

Dan January 24, 2019Specialty Crops

…“winding down” operations and not planting for 2019. The company produces a multitude of crops including peppers, corn, and pumpkins. General Manager Pete Aiello is a friend of AgNet West, and last…

Pete AielloUesugi Farms
foods

Plan the Perfect Canning Garden

Dan January 16, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…small, and pick one or two crops that are your favorites. Tomatoes and green beans are the most commonly canned items, but cucumbers, carrots, and corn are also popular and…

canningCathy Isomvegetable gardeningvegetables
pacific

Crop Year 2017 Demonstrated Growth for California Agriculture

Brian German January 15, 2019Agri-Business, Industry

…three crops accounted for just under $18 billion, or approximately 36 percent of the overall total. Strawberries made significant gains in value, coming in as the fourth most valuable crop…

California agriculture cropscrop report
plant

Plant a Garden Specifically for Canning

Dan January 15, 2019Fruits & Vegetables, This Land of Ours

…and your family can enjoy it later. It’s best to plan a canning garden around exactly what you’d like to preserve. Starting with a plan and knowing your crops’ purpose,…

canningCathy Isomvegetable gardeningvegetables
trade

Plenty of Agriculture Trade Opportunities for U.S. and Europe

Dan January 14, 2019Industry News Release, Trade

…a European perspective on trade and agriculture. Key issues, such as geographic indicators for dairy products and the approval of genetically modified crops, still separate the United States and the…

AFBFagriculture exportagriculture tradeEurope
ice

Navigating the H-2A Guest Worker Program

Dan January 14, 2019Industry News Release, Labor and Immigration

…Annual Convention. The H-2A visa program has experienced massive growth over the past decade, with the number of visas being issued to temporary workers rising 500 percent. Still, demand is…

AFBF ConventionBob Boehmfarm laborH-2A Visa Program
land

Producing Grapes on Marginal Land Research

Dan January 11, 2019Grapes

…temperatures.  However, Zhuang led off the symposium with his continued work on farming grapes on land that isn’t necessarily suited for it. The availability of land is significantly decreasing and…

California grapesGeorge ZhuangSan Joaquin Valley Grape Symposium
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