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Judge Halts Plan To Restrict California Water Delivery

In a victory for growers, the decision should result in increased water pumping from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

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American/Western Fruit Grower

Sustainability Hot Topic At Winegrower Meeting

Growers might want to think about how concept can pay off.

Hard Freeze Damages Colorado Grapevines

Newspaper reports that many vines were killed on Western Slope.

American Vegetable Grower

GM Tomatoes Offer Extended Shelflife

Genetically modified tomatoes that can last up to 45 days have been developed by scientists.

Monsanto To Establish Facilities To Accelerate R&D

Monsanto Company plans to become a part of the North Carolina Research Campus  and a strategic alliance with the David H. Murdock Research Institute. The company has signed a long-term lease to establish research facilities focused on the taste and nutritional composition of vegetables and enhanced nutrition in food-focused row crops such as soybeans.

Florida Grower

One Less Candidate In State Ag Commissioner Race

State Sen. Carey Baker withdrew from the Florida agriculture commissioner race late last week.

Freeze Disaster Declared By USDA

On Jan. 29, USDA declared an agricultural disaster for most Florida counties after a nearly two-week freeze event. The declaration clears the way for federal assistance in the form of low-interest loans.

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