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Part of one of the richest agricultural areas in the U.S., Fresno County, has been quarantined.
Topping the inaugural event’s marquee are presentations on “Driving Crop Quality and Productivity Using Biocontrols” by representatives from two of the largest produce growing organizations in the country.
Meeting to be scheduled for March to vet possibilities.
New product delivers precision pest control to preserve the health of plants and protect fruit and vegetable crops.
Unmanned aerial vehicles are all the rage. Can and will this technology become a standard tool for farmers?
Separate studies by NASA and NOAA confirm continuance of long-term warming trend.
Richard Kinney was a longtime liason and champion for the industry.
Uncertainties aside, many believe unmanned aircraft will find a lasting place in farming.
Close to $1 million worth of boxes, pallets reportedly burned up at Sunkist-operated facility.
Request for additional $18 million made after the latest crop estimate sounds alarm.
Overall orange production reduced by 5 million boxes.
Technology to help producers prepare for, endure cold snap.
Research conducted in Wyoming examines how the agricultural community is aging and what needs to be done to encourage young people to pursue a career in farming.
The President’s proposed immigration plan has drawn criticism from agricultural sectors, but is an important first step in fixing the long-broken system.
Returning to the farm is often an emotional decision, rather than a carefully considered career move.
Still the hot topic, attendees to get their fill of greening info at the 2015 Florida Citrus Show.
Dan Richardson was known for making a positive impact in the industry and local community.
Thanks to expansion of pilot program, apples, citrus, and pears from Argentina and Peru now allowed.
The Millennials, and society in general, have embraced notions about agriculture from the perspective of a well-fed people several generations removed from the farm.