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Agri View: Crop Dusting Changes

Dan August 16, 2017Agri View

…dusters”. You know what that is. A pilot who applies weed and bug killing chemicals to crops from a small airplane. Now, in the beginning it was considered a very…

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Agri View: Pollination Problems for Citrus

Dan August 15, 2017Agri View, Citrus

…insect took a heavy toll on cotton crops across the nation for a century. But, in the end, persistence paid off. The boll weevil was not only controlled. It was…

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MPI Report: U.S. Agricultural Workforce Being Reshaped

Dan August 11, 2017Industry News Release

…demographics of the workforce, with a decline in the number following crops from location to location and a rise in the share of older workers. Beyond looking at employer adaptations…

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Early Market Benefits Apple Growers

Taylor Hillman August 11, 2017Fruits & Vegetables

…For example, 10 years ago there were 20,500 acres of apples in the state, and acreage stood at 28,000 in 2003. “I think with the nut crops doing so well,…

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Farm Labor Shortage May Drive Produce Prices Higher

Dan August 11, 2017Industry News Release

…and there aren’t enough workers to harvest those crops. Immigrant labor makes up 90 percent of the nation’s workforce that picks American crops. The immigrant population has gotten smaller in…

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USDA Reports Preview

Taylor Hillman August 10, 2017Industry News Release

…that won’t sit well with traders.” USDA does have the potential to lower world demand because of huge South American crops. From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting News Service….

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Almond Producers Top Users of Pollination Services

Dan August 9, 2017Industry News Release

The Department of Agriculture says almond growers were the top users of pollination services in 2016. Farmers growing crops that depend on pollination can rely on wild pollinators in the…

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Perdue Turning to Industry for Dicamba Fix

Dan August 9, 2017Industry News Release

…Thousands of dicamba drift complaints have been filed across the Midwest and Southeast this year as dicamba-based herbicides have damaged neighboring crops that are not dicamba-tolerant. Last week, Monsanto said…

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Agri View: Who Started Farming?

Dan August 9, 2017Agri View

…produced today. Records show they grew sweet potatoes, pumpkins, tomatoes, and watermelon. There were field crops too. They grew peanuts, cotton, and tobacco. Settlers did bring some crops. Including some…

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Labor Shortages Continue to Plague California

Brian German August 8, 2017Labor and Immigration

…overcome the shortages by planting crops that can be mechanically harvested or simply require less labor. With peak season just around the corner, it has caused some growers to think…

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Farm Bill Could Reach House Floor Early 2018

Dan August 8, 2017Industry News Release

…bill. California farmers asked the House Agriculture Committee during the listening session to strengthen support for specialty crops, among other concerns. From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting News Service….

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Monsanto Addresses Dicamba Issues in Open Letter

Dan August 7, 2017Industry News Release

…Xtend crop system that includes the dicamba herbicide formulation XtendiMax, responded in the letter to complaints of dicamba drift injury to non-tolerant crops. Monsanto says that many farmers are “experiencing…

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Agri View: Hobby Farming

Dan August 7, 2017Agri View

…acreage. Just enough land to grow food crops and raise animals. Some farms are as small as 20 acres. Some larger. Now, these are people who want to stay busy…

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Tomato Harvest Slowly Gains Momentum

Taylor Hillman August 4, 2017Fruits & Vegetables

…to speak of. “The crops look good, but we don’t know on some of them because they’re just making the tomato crop now,” he said. “It’s hard to tell. (It…

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