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Almond Matters: Proactive Measures for Disease Threats

Brian German February 21, 2024Almond Matters, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

In today’s Almond Matters, brought to you by Valent U.S.A., concerns arise for growers as bloom season commences amidst stormy weather in California. Field Market Development Specialist with Valent U.S.A.,…

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Taking a Measured Approach to New Raisin Varieties

Brian German February 21, 2024Grapes, Industry, Nuts & Grapes

New raisin varieties and improved production methods are at the forefront of California raisin producers’ interests. Robert Sahatjian of Victor Packing shared his perspective on varieties such as Sunpreme and…

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California Chill Report: Positive Response to Dormancy-Breaking Tools in Walnut Trees

Brian German February 20, 2024Chill Hour Report, News from our Sponsors

In an effort to understand the impact of warmer winters on walnut trees, UC Cooperative Extension Orchard Systems Advisor, Kat Jarvis-Shean has been involved in a comprehensive multi-year trial. The…

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Producers Still Waiting for Dairy Margin Coverage Enrollment

Brian German February 20, 2024Dairy & Livestock, Dairy and Livestock, Industry

…management programs opened back in December. FSA expects to complete the necessary software updates to the DMC program sometime in February or March. Producers are encouraged to pay close attention…

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White Water Fire: A New Weed Concern for Rice Growers

Brian German February 16, 2024Field & Row Crops, Industry

…confirmed the new weed as being white water fire. Rice Farm Advisor Whitney Brim-Deforest said it could be the first discovery of the weed in the United States. “We don’t,…

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Flood Damage Assistance for California Growers Available From NRCS

Brian German February 16, 2024Agri-Business, Funding, USDA

…infrastructure, and wind-borne debris removal. Sponsors, including cities, counties, tribes, or tribal organizations, must request assistance within 60 days of the disaster occurrence and agree to project management responsibilities. Brian…

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AgNet News Hour, Friday, 02-16-24

Brian German February 16, 2024AgNet News Hour, Podcasts

Get the latest agriculture news in today’s AgNet News Hour, hosted by Sabrina Halvorson. Today’s show includes information about a new weed in California rice and the increasing gap between…

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Last Chance to Sign Up for The Organic Transition Initiative From NRCS

Brian German February 15, 2024Agri-Business, Organic, USDA

…support for organic transition. NRCS will allocate $70 million under the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) to assist producers with the new organic management standard. Additionally, $75 million in cost-share…

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Almond Update: Nutrient Summit Presentations Now Available

Brian German February 15, 2024Almond Update, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

The recent Nutrient Summit hosted by the Almond Board of California offered valuable insights into optimizing almond tree health and yield. During the summit, Orchard Crops Farm Advisor Phoebe Gordon…

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California Chill Report: Tracking Chill Conditions for Dormex Applications

Brian German February 14, 2024Chill Hour Report, News from our Sponsors

In a multi-year study, Masood Khezri, Research Director at MARI Agricultural Research Institute, highlighted the importance of timing Dormex applications based on chill conditions for maximum effectiveness. So far, the…

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Almond Matters: Disease Mitigation with Rainy Bloom Period

Brian German February 14, 2024Almond Matters, Almonds, News from our Sponsors

In today’s Almond Matters, brought to you by Valent U.S.A., disease mitigation will be an important component for almond bloom this year. Field Market Development Specialist with Valent U.S.A., Todd…

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Pest Prevention Projects and PPA 7721

Dan February 14, 2024Pest Update, This Land of Ours

…emergencies,” she said. “The Act actually was established through the 2008 Farm Bill that established the Plant Pest and Disease Management and Disaster Prevention Program and the National Clean Plant…

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E.M. Tharp and World Ag Expo® “We Believe in Growing” Scholarship Winners Announced

Dan February 13, 2024Agri-Business, Education

…future goals. He has worked as a mechanic at a trucking company, a guide for backcountry fishing trips, and on a citrus farm where he learned about farm management. As…

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‘Generational Opportunity for Conservation in Farming’

Brian German February 13, 2024Agri-Business, Conservation, USDA

Farmers and ranchers have an opportunity to take advantage of historic funding support for conservation activities. Programs available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have benefited from increased investments…

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