Family Tree Farm Sees Good Season Despite Labor Laws
Family Tree Farm Rising to Meet Challenges By Melissa Moe, Associate Editor New state labor regulations continue to make daily …
Category Archives: Row Crops
Sorghum May Be Alternative to Corn
Researcher Looks to Sorghum to Replace Corn Silage in Dry Years By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Water has been a …
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 …
White Rot Poses Threat to California Garlic and Onions
Research Committee Works to Prevent White Rot By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster The California Garlic and Onion Research Committee was established …
Getting Past Carrot Disease Pressure
Carrot Growers Hindered by Rain Over Winter and Spring By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Carrot producers from around the …
A Great Time to Be in Agriculture
Lowell Catlett On Ag, Part One Agriculture Is Primed to Provide Different Food to Masses By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor …
Managing DiMare Fresh Tomatoes
Season Starting for DiMare Fresh Tomatoes By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director DiMare Fresh is a fresh market tomato company …
Post Methyl Bromide Era Creates Questions
Without Methyl Bromide, Then What? By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster Methyl bromide was first identified as an ozone-depleting compound in …
Grafting Rootstocks on Tomatoes, A Growing Trend
Grafting Can Yield Bigger, Better Tomatoes By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor Brenna Aegerter is a San Joaquin County Cooperative Extension …
California Proudly Provides Most of Thanksgiving Feast to America
Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Feast From California’s Farms to Your Table By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Turkeys come from …
