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Optimism for the 2024 California Cotton Season

Brian German April 1, 2024 Cotton, Field & Row Crops, Industry

…“Whether it’s tomatoes or garlic or onions or corn silage. A lot of the things that guys moved to last year just aren’t there this year. So, I think you’re…

California cottonCalifornia Cotton Ginners and Growers Associations (CCGGA)cotton acreagecotton production
trade

Trade Mission Offers New Opportunities in South Korea

Dan March 15, 2024 Agri-Business, Exports/Imports, This Land of Ours, Trade

Finding new trade opportunities in South Korea. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Crates Of Tomatoes packed ready for export. By Branislav Nenin/Shutterstock image Representatives from 49 U.S….

Sabrina Halvorson
trade

Vilsack Announces Plan to Increase Trade

Dan November 20, 2023 Agri-Business, Exports/Imports, Trade

Crates Of Tomatoes packed ready for export. By Branislav Nenin/Shutterstock image Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Thursday announced the next steps in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s efforts to bolster…

Sabrina Halvorson

Farm Bureau Foodies: Foodies Cooking with Tomatoes

Brian German November 13, 2023 General

Director of Communications for the Stanislaus County Farm Bureau, Anna Genasci, and Farm Girl Chef cook an easy, delicious recipe with tomatoes. Then follow Genasci to see where our food…

Farm Bureau Foodies
Tomato Suspension Agreement

Battle over Tomato Suspension Agreement

Dan October 19, 2023 Agri-Business, Regulation, Specialty Crops, Tomatoes, Vegetables

Should the U.S. terminate the Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexico? The agreement is intended to keep Mexico from flooding the U.S. market with underpriced tomatoes by suspending duties, however, some…

Sabrina HalvorsonTomato Suspension Agreement

AgNet Weekly: Tomato Suspension Agreement Pt 2

Sabrina Halvorson October 14, 2023 AgNet Weekly

Should the U.S. terminate the tomato suspension agreement with Mexico? This agreement is intended to keep Mexico from flooding the U.S. market with underpriced tomatoes, however, some industry leaders say…

AgNet WeeklylegislationSabrina Halvorson
technology

Fruit Fly Quarantine Expands with Further Detections

Brian German October 10, 2023 Industry, Pest Update

…plant commodities. Pome and stone fruits, citrus, avocados, tomatoes, and peppers are particularly at risk of pest damage. In Sacramento County, a 106-square-mile quarantine zone is established around Rancho Cordova,…

California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)invasive pestsOriental Fruit Flyquarantine

AgNet Weekly: Tomato Suspension Agreement Pt 1

Sabrina Halvorson October 7, 2023 AgNet Weekly

Should the U.S. terminate the tomato suspension agreement with Mexico? This agreement is intended to keep Mexico from flooding the U.S. market with underpriced tomatoes, however, some industry leaders say…

AgNet WeeklylegislationSabrina Halvorson
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Nearly $5 Million Granted to Support Organic Research Led by UC Davis

Brian German October 6, 2023 Funding, Organic, Research

…Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). UC Davis will be carrying out three awards through two different NIFA programs. A project focused on organic tomatoes has been awarded a total…

Organic ProductionOrganic ResearchUC Davis

AgNet News Hour: Friday, 09-08-23

Brian German September 8, 2023 AgNet News Hour, Farm City Newsday, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s AgNet News Hour, hosted by Danielle Leal. Today’s show covers trade funding in the farm bill, processing tomatoes foretasted at 23% more than…

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california tomato

Increased Contracted Production Forecasted for Processing Tomato Industry

Brian German September 5, 2023 Fruits & Vegetables, Industry, Tomatoes

…uptick from the May forecast. One notable factor contributing to this positive outlook is the projected harvested acreage of tomatoes grown under contract, which stands at 254,000 acres. This figure…

California tomatoesprocessing tomatoes
Tomato Suspension Agreement

Comment Deadline Approaching for USDA’s Handling of ToBRFV

Brian German August 21, 2023 Agri-Business, Fruits & Vegetables, Industry, Regulation

…is gathering input on two pathway risk assessments and three potential regulatory policy choices regarding ToBRFV in fresh tomatoes and peppers. Feedback from the public will be accepted through the…

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV)

Week in Review: New Tomato Cost Study Available & New Canadian Import Requirements for Lettuce

Brian German August 11, 2023 Industry

A new study from the UC Davis Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and UC Cooperative Extension highlights production cost increases for processing tomatoes. Canada will once again be implementing…

California Agriculture news

New Study Highlights Increased Production Costs for Processing Tomatoes

Brian German August 3, 2023 Fruits & Vegetables, Industry, Tomatoes

A new study from the UC Davis Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and UC Cooperative Extension highlights production cost increases for processing tomatoes. The Sample Costs to Produce Processing…

California tomatoescost studyprocessing tomatoes
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