…the field or in a classroom, providing growers with hands-on education and insights into grower-funded research,” Hillman explained. This year’s workshops will emphasize windrow sampling, which helps growers assess the…
CALP is accepting applications for its class 55
The California Agricultural Leadership Program (CALP) is accepting applications for its class 55, targeting mid-career professionals in agriculture, including growers, farmers, and horticulturalists. The 17-month intensive program, which costs over…
RFA Criticizes Musk for Removal of Year-Round E15 from Federal Spending Bill
…for corn growers and the broader farm economy. Cooper noted that the measure was “budget neutral” and would not have added to government spending. He argued that, over time, it…
Optimizing Crop Nutrition: Expert Advice on Phosphorus, Nitrogen, and Micronutrients
…of micronutrients in crop production. Phosphorus: Timing Matters Phosphorus is essential for plant growth, but its effectiveness depends largely on timing and soil conditions. Isaak emphasized that growers should understand…
Agronomic Minute: Almond Growers Face Challenges with Botrytis and Hull Rot
…information, Rieser encouraged growers to contact their UPL sales representatives or visit UPL’s updated website at uplcorp.com/us. As almond growers continue to manage disease risks, proper planning and timely fungicide…
AgNet News Hour Monday, 02-24-25
…challenging diseases for almond growers. Listen to previous AgNet News Hour episodes… Corporate_Transparency_ActDownload Sabrina Halvorson National Correspondent / AgNet Media, Inc. Sabrina Halvorson is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster, and public…
Applications Open for California Agricultural Leadership Program Class 55
…state’s agriculture industry. The 17-month program is designed for growers, farmers, ranchers, horticulturalists, foresters, and other agricultural professionals looking to expand their leadership skills and impact. Since its inception, more…
American Agriculture History Minute: Railroads Helped Change Colorado Agriculture
…when crossing over to what is now Colorado. The soil was even sandier than that in western Kansas, western Nebraska. Rivers were unnavigable. That all changed in the late 1800s…
AgNet News Hour Wednesday, 02-19-25
…due to a summer heat wave and the export market dynamics. They also delve into the ongoing challenges faced by Florida citrus growers, including hurricanes and citrus greening disease. Listen…
Understanding Nutrient Management for Permanent Crops
…tie-up and remains accessible can support robust root growth and overall plant vigor. Calcium is equally important, contributing to cell structure, disease resistance, and fruit quality. While growers often apply…
U.S. Cotton Acreage Expected to Decline in 2025, NCC Survey Finds
…The Southeast is expected to see a 19.3% reduction, with Georgia growers cutting acreage by 21.5%, the lowest since 1993. The Mid-South anticipates an 8.2% drop, while Southwest growers plan…
Agronomic Minute: Emergency Use Exemption Approved for Bactericide in Almond Orchards
…recent years. The exemption covers up to 107,143 acres of almond orchards across 16 counties, including Fresno, Merced, Stanislaus, and Yolo. Under the exemption, growers may apply Kasumin 2L by…
ASTA Welcomes Danielle Cummins as Director of Membership Engagement
…serving as a crop insurance agent for Farm Credit East/Crop Growers LLP and holding various government affairs positions with trade associations and congressional offices. ASTA President and CEO Andy LaVigne…
Almond Board of California Board of Directors Elections has Commenced
…and three-year terms for independent growers and handlers, as well as alternate seats. Candidates for grower positions must submit a petition signed by 15 independent almond growers, which will be…