Seat Belts Important to Farm Worker Safety
Year-Round Nut Harvest Safety – Part 2 By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Safety should be top priority on farms, …
Category Archives: Economics
Sharing Secrets to a Successful Bowl of Cherries
Weather and Pruning Make Life a Bowl of Cherries By Laurie Greene, Founding Editor Clark Goehring, a third generation Kern …
New Estimates on Broccoli and Lettuce Production Costs
Broccoli and Lettuce Production Cost Studies Released by UC ANR News Release New studies with sample costs to produce and …
Help Lobby To Veto SB1
SB1 Proposed Taxes & Fees Are Detriment to Farmers By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor SB1 was recently passed by the …
Legislative Pressure on Agriculture
Legislative Pressure Builds for Agriculture By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Dennis Albiani is a lobbyist with California Advocates based in …
SB-1 Is Yet Another Tax Grab
SB-1 Gas Tax Will Severely Hurt Ag By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor Governor Jerry Brown recently signed SB-1 into law. …
Uniqueness of California Wheat Industry
California Wheat Growers Farm Every Class of Wheat By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster Wheat is a primary crop for many …
Livestock Economics for Western Producers
Livestock Economics: What Attributes Bring Higher Prices? By Laurie Greene, Editor At the 100th Annual California Cattlemen’s Association …
Algae in Soils Increases Soil Health, Better Crops
Is Algae in Soils a New Frontier in Plant Health and Yield? By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Editor …
Improved Huanglongbing Detection in Citrus Trees
Projects Underway for Better Huanglongbing Detection in Infected Trees By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The big …
