John W. Inman

New EPA exhaust emissions regulations will have an impact on diesel engines in tractors and agricultural equipment. The […]

For more than a year, there has been a constant stream of news articles on how California agriculture […]

At a recent meeting in Salinas, CA, Dr. Steve Fennimore, a University of California (UC) Cooperative Extension Service […]

The recent Italian Farm Equipment convention in Laguna Nigel, CA, was an opportunity for Italian farm equipment manufacturers […]

Last year I wrote about new regulations proposed by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to control exhaust […]

The increase in fuel costs, particularly diesel fuel, has affected all agricultural producers. In California’s Salinas Valley, the […]

The idea of a national standard for sustainable agriculture sounds like a good idea. However, like many other […]

The California Air Resources Board has proposed regulations for reducing diesel engine emissions that could force California growers […]

An agricultural innovation conference held last fall in Salinas, CA, featured some new and visionary ideas about agriculture in […]

In my previous column, I discussed the basics of biodiesel and some of the quality issues surrounding this […]

Most of the current publicity about biofuels is about ethanol made from corn. Unfortunately, this is of only […]

Growers in California’s Salinas Valley report significant savings when using an automatic cultivator guidance system. The system, made […]

The Tillivator, although it was supposed to eliminate hand weeding, was not a successful venture. Technology that is […]

The first ATVs and UTVs on the market were two-wheel-drive units. Early on manufacturers began offering four-wheel drive […]

Diesel engines are the power unit for growers, and now they are being changed to meet new exhaust […]