Agriculture

By Mike Hsu, UCANR Salinas Valley lettuce growers lost about $150 million in 2022 due to diseases A stormy winter could portend another devastating year for the lettuce industry in...

Cattle producers may see a more profitable year in 2023, while consumers will likely incur higher prices at the store due to drops in production. The popular CattleFax Outlook Seminar,...

AdvanCEA research to focus on helping greenhouse growers create optimal conditions, increase yields, and reduce waste. By Tom Trush, Hort Americas BEDFORD, Texas—Feb. 1, 2023—Commercial horticultural supplier Hort Americas announced...

The National Agricultural Law Center provides the Ag & Food Law Quarterly Report as part of its mission to serve as the nation’s leading source of agricultural and food law research and...

DON’T HARM CROP INSURANCE, IMPROVE IT! January 19, 2023 “Do no harm” to crop insurance has become a common refrain in Washington DC as we gear up for a new...

When Eat Local Sudbury Co-op closed back in 2018, Chantal Lewington and a group of fellow Ontario farmers gathered to discuss their options for getting products to the community. It...

Daylight was quickly fading by the time a group of five migrant farmworkers, just returning home from harvesting tobacco, boarded a white passenger van. Soon, everyone was either sleeping or...

John Deere is now offering HarvestLab 3000 Grain Sensing on 2018 or newer John Deere S700 Series Combines. Grain Sensing continuously measures and monitors protein, starch and oil values in...

By Veronica Lorson Fowler The pond owner's nightmare goes something like this: Ropy algae that refuses to go away, water levels that refuse to rise, and a mess of dead fish...

LEGAL CHALLENGE TO NEW WOTUS RULE FILED BY AFBF January 19, 2023 Press Release: American Farm Bureau Federation American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall commented today on AFBF’s legal...