Pedestrian Orchards Will Reduce Injuries
Pedestrian Orchards in the Making By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor California Ag Today recently spoke with Becky Phene with the …
Category Archives: Trees
Growers Face Fire Damage on Avocado Trees
Avocado Growers Should Not Cut Down Trees With Only Fire-Damaged Canopies By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Avocado growers should …
Cover Crops Help Bees and Soil
Flowering Cover Crops Stimulates Bees By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director California Ag Today recently interviewed Billy Synk, director of …
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 …
Huanglongbing is causing concern in California
Increase of Huanglongbing in California Causes Concern By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster Southern California has seen a concerning increase in …
Innovative Biomass Conversion to Help Ag
New Biomass Conversion Idea Could Help Ag Industry By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Editor A new biomass process will convert …
Fighting to Protect Family Farms from Water Diversion
In Face of Water Diversion Threat, Ag Industry Experts are Speaking Out By Laurie Greene, Editor California Ag Today …
Initial Walnut Irrigation Can be Delayed
Walnut Irrigation Research Update By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster First springtime walnut irrigation can be delayed, according to a UC …
ACP Spread in Bakersfield Area, Ingenious Research Proceeds
Ingenious Research Effort to Fight ACP Spread with Natural Predators By Joanne Lui, Associate Editor As we have …
CULTIVATING COMMON GROUND: Water Use Efficiency Grants
Water Use Efficiency Grants: Beneficial or Double Jeopardy for California Farming? Or both? By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director …
