Curing HLB Infected Citrus May Soon Be Here
BioFlora Gets Stunning Results in Field Trials of HLB Infected Trees By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor The Asian Citrus Psyllid vectors …
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Tuff Times in California–But It Stands Strong
Through Wildfires and Pandemic, California Agriculture Persists By Tim Hammerich with the Ag Information Network Mother nature has not been …
UC Riverside Awarded Big Grant
The University of California, Riverside recently won a $10 million grant to develop artificial intelligence to improve environmental and economic stability throughout the western U.S.
Roma Tomato with ToBRFV Resistance?
Bayer Launches Large-scale Pre-launch Trial of New Tomato Varieties with Resistance to Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) Bayer …
Farm and Tractor Safety
Important to Maintain All Safety Equipment By Rick Worthington, with Ag Information Network Rollovers or overturns are involved in …
World Ag Expo 2021 Canceled!
COVID-19 Cancels World Ag Expo and Causes Big Economic Hit to Agri-Center, hotels, restaurants Etc. For more than 52 years, …
Low Priced Imports Hurt CA Growers
CCM Commends Actions Regarding Seasonal and Perishable Products California Citrus Mutual commends the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative …
Goodness Matters with California Table Grapes!
Campaign Encourages Consumption of Table Grapes The heart of the California Table Grape Commission’s multi-faceted outreach effort, California Goodness …
Act Now to Help Pass the USMCA
House to Take First Step Towards Full Ratification of USMCA Provided by California Farm Bureau Federation This Thursday, the House …
Produce Passes All Residue Testing in 2017
FDA Produce Residue Sampling “Once Again” Verifies Safety Last week the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released its 2017 …
