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California Water Quality Regulations and Farmer Sentiment Rebounds
The Agribusiness Update
California winegrape growers worry proposed water-quality regulations for waste discharge requirements for vineyards are burdensome, costly and duplicate work by growers already using sustainability certification programs.
California Water Quality Regulations and Farmer Sentiment Rebounds
The Agribusiness Update
California winegrape growers worry about proposed water-quality regulations for waste discharge requirements for vineyards, and farmer sentiment rebounded in June as the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer rose 17 points.
Fuel and Fertilizer Prices
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
American Farm Bureau economist Roger Cryan says fuel and fertilizer prices could stay high for a couple more years.
Weed Control Despite Delayed Planting
California Ag Today
Cool and wet conditions slowed spring planting progress in parts of farm country. Kip Jacobs, technical services manager for crop protection company UPL, says farmers can still control yield-robbing weeds when planting starts slowly.
Prevent Weed Resistance with Herbicide Layering
California Ag Today
Weed resistance is a never-ending challenge for U.S. farmers. As more weeds become resistant to herbicides, there are a number of things farmers need to focus on when planning for weed control.
Aisle of Red Pears Display Challenge Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Pear Bureau Northwest launches contest for retailers called the "Aisle of Red Pears" display challenge, with every entry an instant winner of a $25 gift card.
Aisle of Red Pears Display Challenge Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
Pear Bureau Northwest launches contest for retailers called the "Aisle of Red Pears" display challenge, with every entry an instant winner of a $25 gift card.
Florida Citrus Harvest Over and U.S.-Kenya Trade Talks Delayed
The Agribusiness Update
Florida citrus harvest has ended and we have the numbers, and U.S.-Kenya trade talks paused due to possible COVID exposure.
Farmers to Families hit 50-million boxes and Pandemic Ag Aid Down
The Agribusiness Update
The USDA's Farmers to Families Food Box program hits 50-million mark, and coronavirus relief aid levels lower in past couple of weeks.
ASF Risk in U.S. Hog Herd and Kwik Lok's New Eco Lok
The Agribusiness Update
A look into risk of African Swine Fever in U.S. hog herd, and Union Gap-based Kwik Lok introduces new Eco-Lok bag closure made with renewable starch from potatoes and corn.
EU Imports of U.S. Soy and Farm-Aid Payments in September
The Agribusiness Update
European Union soybean imports from U.S. increase 4-fold, and farmers could receive cash payments for tariff relief as soon as next month.
Trade War Not Ending Soon and Arysta Life Science Sold
The Agribusiness Update
Trump Trade officials warn farmers the trade war isn't ending soon, and Arysta Life Science being sold to UPL Corp.
12-31 SS Dog Creeping
Sportsman's Spotlight
Tips on breaking in your dogs for upland bird hunting.
12-12 SS Shadow Pheasant
Sportsman's Spotlight
Long time friend, Dennis Anderson, has always had a huge passion for hunting birds.
How to Not Make a Dime Leasing Hunting Land
Land & Livestock Report
A group of Eastern Wa. farmers have created a co-op of hunting land but interestingly aren't making a dime for their efforts.
Gun Dogs Hunt Like Their Owners
Land & Livestock Report
A University of California study reported what we all knew all along, dogs and owners look alike. And I'll take the liberty to say they hunt alike.