Incentives Available For Low-Emission Harvesters Posted by Ann-Marie Jeffries|February 10, 2016 Almond and walnut growers who use lower-emission harvesting equipment may be eligible for financial incentives. Beginning this year, […]Read More
Bayer Contests EPA’s Decision On Insecticide Posted by Rosemary Gordon|February 10, 2016 Company seeks to stop agency’s proposed cancellation of flubendiamide.
State Of The Fruit Industry 2016 [VIDEO] Posted by Richard Jones|February 9, 2016 According to an national poll of fruit growers, fruit industry suppliers, and researchers, the market is poised for […]
Avoid Tree Nut Cargo Theft By Ann-Marie Jeffries|February 3, 2016 American Fruit Grower® and Western Fruit Grower® recently reported on a rash of nut thefts, in which truckloads […]
Tips To Help Secure A Good Beekeeper Agreement By Ann-Marie Jeffries|February 3, 2016 Pollination is one of the most important aspects of almond growing, and this time of year, making sure […]
EPA Releases List Of Products Labeled For Use Against Varroa Mites Posted by Christina Herrick|February 2, 2016 Agency gives recommendations on products to protect hives against parasites.
Almond Industry 2016 Preview Posted by Ann-Marie Jeffries|January 27, 2016 American and Western Fruit Grower talked with Blue Diamond Growers President and CEO Mark Jansen about the health […]
Thefts Plaguing California Tree Nut Industry By Ann-Marie Jeffries|January 26, 2016 Thieves have been taking off with truckloads of tree nuts valued as much as a half million dollars, […]
It’s Official: 2015 Was Earth’s Warmest Year On Record Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 22, 2016 NASA, NOAA analyses reveal record-shattering statistics regarding global temperatures this past year.
Chance Of Profits Up For Growers Tuned Into The Weather Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 21, 2016 UF/IFAS study confirms how paying attention to the 10-day forecast can affect a farmer’s bottom line.
Herbicide Flood Irrigation Application Approved for California Orchards And Vineyards Posted by David Eddy|January 20, 2016 Crops include stone fruit, pome fruit, grapes, tree nuts, and olives.
Regional Trials Pinpoint Almond Varieties With Highest Potential By Ann-Marie Jeffries|January 20, 2016 Since the 1970s, the Almond Board of California has been trialing varieties regionally to determine the best and […]
USDA Report: Pesticide Residues Not A Food Safety Concern Posted by Christina Herrick|January 20, 2016 Following monthly samplings, survey finds more than 99% of products sampled fall below EPA tolerances for pesticide residues.
Researchers Crack Walnut Genome By Ann-Marie Jeffries|January 15, 2016 Genetic sequencing paves the way for better breeding.
American Farm Bureau Elects New President Posted by Frank Giles|January 13, 2016 Georgia farmer Zippy Duvall to take leadership reins from retiring Bob Stallman.
USDA Says China Slowing U.S. Agriculture Growth Posted by Christina Herrick|January 8, 2016 International trade is a major factor in the American agricultural economy. A key player is China. In fact […]
Southeast Fruit And Nut Growers Cheer For Colder Temperatures Posted by Christina Herrick|January 5, 2016 Peach, pecan, and berry growers in Georgia and other Southeast states experienced unseasonably warm temperatures for much of […]
USDA Surveys Honey Bee Colony Health Posted by Christina Herrick|January 2, 2016 Growers, beekeepers asked to record cost for pollination services, production, to create baseline as part of larger strategy to promote bee health.
El Niño Continues To Look Strong Posted by David Eddy|December 30, 2015 Latest satellite images show strong resemblance to those taken in 1997, which was a California super-soaker.
GenNext Growers, Where Are You? By Christina Herrick|December 30, 2015 This issue marks our first of its kind State of the Industry report. We, the editorial team of […]
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