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CA Agricultural Leadership Program Announces 54th Class
California Ag Today
This prestigious leadership development program offers a unique, 17-month experience designed for emerging and mid-career leaders in agriculture.
Predictive Analytics in Irrigation
Farm of the Future
Lindsay's FieldNET Advisor allows growers to bring data together from various sources that influence irrigation and crop performance.
New Interface for Precision Irrigation Management
Farm of the Future
Farmers and their employees need clear and easy-to-use tools to take full advantage of the benefits of technology.
Almond Grower Hoping for Another Wet Winter to Help Groundwater Levels
California Tree Nut Report
Combine Derby is Back Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
After two years of COVID cancellations, the much-anticipated Lind Combine Derby is back.
Combine Derby is Back Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
After two years of COVID cancellations, the much-anticipated Lind Combine Derby is back.
USDA Wildland Fire Cabinet and Federal Water Infrastructure Package
The Agribusiness Update
Ag Secretary Perdue applauds USDA Interagency Wildland Fire Subcabinet, and Western state push for water projects in future infrastructure packages.
Combine Derby in Lind Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The small Eastern Washington town of Lind goes big drawing 4,000 for annual Combine Demolition Derby.
Combine Derby in Lind Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Lind celebration includes 31st annual Combine Demolition Derby.
CAFO Emissions and U.S. Pork to Argentina
The Agribusiness Update
EPA on deadline to enforce CAFO emissions reporting, and U.S. Pork to Argentina for first time since 1992.
Snow Cover Record In Lind Good News For Wheat Growers Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
A Record for consecutive snow-cover days gives wheat growers in Lind, Washington hope for growing season.
Snow Cover Record In Lind Good News For Wheat Growers Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Consecutive Snow Cover Days in Eastern Washington Could Be Good News For Wheat Growers.