Tracking Social Media To Understand Consumer Food Likes
Social Media is Helpful in Agriculture By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Reaching consumers is key to helping with food confusion. Tamika …
Category Archives: Crop Protection
Spotted Wilt Virus Impacting Tomatoes Again
Virus has Gotten Past Resistant Gene By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Tomato spotted wilt virus is becoming big in the central …
Safe Food Alliance Helps Keep Food Safe
Standard is Parts Per Billion Today By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor California Ag Today recently spoke with Mark Mariani, executive chairman …
The Need to Harmonize Maximum Residue Levels
Nearly All Produce Has Zero Residues of Crop Protection Products By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor It can be tempting to …
Encouraging Schools to Comply with Pesticide Notifications
Monterey County Schools are Not Logging On to See Notifications By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Monterey County is having a hard …
Conventional or Organic Strawberries — All Safe to Eat
Strawberry Grower Says At PPB, Anything Can be Found By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor David Peck is a longtime strawberry grower …
Citrus Psyllid Control Strategy Changes
Reducing Sprays in Areas, and Border Nets By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Huanglongbing, vectored by the Asian Citrus Psyllid, (ACP) …
Farmers Add Emotional Connection to Food
Bayer Reports Consumers Still Trust Farmers By Laurie Greene, Founding Editor Adrian Percy, Global Head of Research and Development for …
GMO Technology Can Help Prevent Starvation
First World Activists Dictate to Third World By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Needed GMO technology to help citizens in Third World …
Helping Anti-GMO Consumers Know the Truth
Van Eennennaam: It’s Tough to Change Emotion By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor California Ag Today recently spoke with Alison Van Eenennaam, …
