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Changing Labor Laws & Regulations Ag Employers Need to Know
As California farmers prepare for the New Year, there are some labor-related changes to laws and regulations that ag employe…
What the Coming Farm Bill Could Mean for Specialty Crop Agriculture
As specialty crops become a bigger topic of conversation in the development of a new US Farm Bill, California growers could …
NIFA Invests $21.7M in Emergency Citrus Disease Research and Extension
USDA-NIFA’s Emergency Citrus Disease Research & Extension (ECDRE) program brings the nation’s top scientists toget…
New Commercial HLB Detection Response Guide
To ensure California citrus growers are well prepared in the event of a potential commercial grove detection of Huanglongbin…
California Avocado Commission’s Ken Melban Promoted
Ken Melban, who joined the California Avocado Commission (CAC) in 2011 as director, issues management, has been promoted to …
Invasive Stink Bug Habitat Could Expand with Climate Change
A foul-smelling, voracious, wide-spread pest of fresh fruits and tree nuts could become even more ubiquitous with climate ch…
Organic Fruit Grower Workshop, DEC. 8
The UC Cooperative Extension is hosting an in-person Organic Agriculture Workshop on December 8 from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. T…
US Blueberry Impact Report Highlights Industry Growth, Innovation
The U.S. Blueberry Council (USHBC) has released its 2021 Impact Report that details last year’s efforts across all program a…
Upcoming SJV Avocado Meeting And GEM Grove Tours
The San Joaquin Valley Avocado Meeting, which will occur on December 5, will feature a variety of guest speakers and visits …
Slight Increase in Assessment Rate for California Citrus Research Program
Upon the recommendation of the Citrus Research Board (Board), the California Department of Food and Agriculture (Department)…
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How to Control Thrips in Blueberries
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