LGMA: A Decade of Protection – Part 1
California Leafy Green Marketing Agreement Now 10 Years Old By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor After a severe E.coli outbreak nearly …
Category Archives: Row Crops
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 …
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 …
