By Harry Cline
Farm Press Editorial Staff
There are few certainties in farming — but California almond growers are on a definite fast track to produce 1.5 billion pounds of almonds annually in the very near future....
The University of California (UC) Cooperative Extension (UCCE) has completed four new cost-of-production studies for growing organic walnuts, conventional walnuts, prunes (dried plums), and rice....
California farmers are expected to produce 630,000 tons of winter wheat in 2007, 45 percent above last year....
By Harry Cline
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Despite the prospects of the largest base price for processing tomatoes in the industry's history, growers planted only slightly more acres than last year....
A newly published report has found that the institutions of the Farm Credit System continue to increase their support for young and beginning farmers and ranchers - the future of U.S. agriculture -- making $5.5 billion available to young farmers and $9.3 billion for beginning farmers in 2006....
Chairman of the Board, Alan Freese, announced the hiring of Robert Brown as the new President and CEO of CALAMCO. Brown replaces Bob Smith who is retiring after 47 years with CALAMCO. ...
By Cary Blake
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Lygus is the single worst insect when it comes to unraveling an alfalfa seed grower’s profit potential. In California’s San Joaquin Valley, it’s a season-long pest, moving between crops as plants become unsuitable hosts due to maturity or harvest....
Cotton planting in Arizona is 95 percent complete, according to a May 21 report from the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) Arizona Field Office. Cotton planting a year ago stood at 91 percent complete compared to the five-year average of 89 percent. ...
Former California Grown chief executive officer (CEO) Scott Horsfall has been named to head the new leafy greens marketing agreement (LGMA), according to LGMA chairman Joe Pezzini....
By Cary Blake
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Over the last decade, lygus has taken center stage as the No. 1 pest in Arizona cotton. It’s responsible for about half the insect-caused yield losses, and is mostly Lygus Hesperus....
By Harry Cline
Farm Press Editorial Staff
A Northern California federal district court judge has issued a permanent injunction prohibiting the sale of Roundup Ready alfalfa seed until the federal government prepares an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), a bureaucratic process that could take up to two years....
The University of California Cooperative Extension has completed four new cost-of-production studies for growing organic walnuts, conventional walnuts, prunes (dried plums), and rice....
By Harry Cline
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Almond non-infectious bud failure (BF) is like a year-old hangover: It can start one season and end the next....
How do we ensure food safety without sacrificing environmental quality? That is the question scientists, government regulators, environmentalists and members of the fresh produce industry are trying to answer....
Futures prices for major Sunbelt crops are now included on all Farm Press Web sites....
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