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Rice Varieties Maximize Nitrogen

Taylor Hillman August 1, 2016Grain, Seeds

…roots of rice crops. These chemicals assist in the metabolism of soil microbes and nitrogen capture. There are more than 120,000 types of rice, but researchers picked the 19 for…

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U.S. Grains Council Elects New Chairman

Dan August 1, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

…as well as continue to tell consumers about the efforts of the American grain industry to produce reliable and high-quality crops. From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting news service….

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Crotalaria, cover crop keeps soil moisture, improves damage farmland, treats sour and acid soil

Survey Shows Cover Crops Boost Yields

Dan August 1, 2016Field & Row Crops, Industry News Release

…using cover crops. The American Seed Trade Association says multi-year data shows increasing yields as cover crops are planted year after year. Farmers surveyed said their use of cover crops…

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Ancient Grains Show Growing Possibilities

Taylor Hillman July 29, 2016Field & Row Crops, Grain, Organic, Seeds

Not many growers specialize in ancient grains. Some land nestled against foothills in San Luis Obispo County is dedicated to age-old crops, some that are only grown in a few…

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Rye field in a suuny day with dark blue sky

Farmers Increasing Rye Plantings

Dan July 29, 2016Grain, Industry News Release

…crop in years as consumers satisfy a growing thirst for whiskey. Rye, planted in autumn and harvested in mid-summer, fell in popularity during the past decade as other crops produced…

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November corn crop production

Agri View: Food Production

Dan July 28, 2016Agri View, General

…cattle and rice farms, nitrous oxide from fertilized fields, and carbon dioxide from the cutting of rain forests to grow crops or raise livestock. Farming is the thirstiest user of…

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Farming Game Story

Dan July 27, 2016General, This Land of Ours

…the Soviet Union; (the board game is now also available in a Russian language version). The Farming Game® has sprouted new crops: a software edition and a book. It has…

The Farming Game
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Agri View: Hydroponic Farming

Dan July 27, 2016Agri View, Specialty Crops

…open-air soil-reliant crops cannot be stacked into storied facilities. In what follows, the construction of a series of hydroponic agriculture and algaculture (multi-level) facilities and power plant/greenhouse desalination facilities is…

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Finalizing Pesticide Worker Safety Rule

Dan July 26, 2016Environment, General, Industry News Release

EPA Closing in on Finalizing Pesticide Worker Safety Rule The Environmental Protection Agency is inching closer to finalizing standards for certifying workers who apply dangerous, restricted-use pesticides to crops. In…

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Farming Game Reflects Real-life

Dan July 26, 2016General, This Land of Ours

…Game® The game’s objective is to raise money by harvesting crops and selling livestock, including hay, fruit, grain, and cattle. This is done by moving around the board using one…

The Farming Game

UCCE Helps Hmong Farmers Weather Drought

Dan July 25, 2016Drought, Industry News Release, Water

…time of day they irrigate. Some stopped farming all together. “One farmer told us he was irrigating his crops with his domestic well,” Dahlquist-Willard said. Energy efficiency programs turned out…

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Electronic Bug Trap Reduces Labor

Taylor Hillman July 25, 2016General, Pest Update, Technology

…University, in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon and Penn State, received a grant from USDA to solve labor intensive tasks in high-value specialty crops,” vice president of software, Ben Brame says….

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Agri View: Crop Losses

Dan July 25, 2016Agri View, Weather

…tend to have more advanced agriculture, therefore producing more crops per hectare, ergo a greater total yield loss due to a single event. That does not necessarily mean as significant…

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Tomato growers reduce acreage to match markets

Taylor Hillman July 22, 2016Vegetables

…of this week, about 8 percent of the state’s crop has been harvested. After growers produced two years of record crops, tomato processors have scaled back contracted acres this year…

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